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The 50+ Watt AnyTone AT5888UV VHF and UHF
Dual Band Radio. Type accepted for business (part 90) or ham. 50 to 70 Watts of Driving High Power Output! |
True Dual Receive - receive two signals at the same time -- second side can be muted while transmitting Separate Tuning Knob and Volume Control, each side Separate Function Buttons, each side Either side can be VHF or UHF at any time - VU, UV, UU, VV - One side can be VFO and the other side Memory at the same time Cross-Band Repeat (that works!) Alphanumeric Display, 758 Memory Channels CTCSS, DCS, DTMF, ANI, PTT ID, 2Tone/5Tone Encode & Decode Scrambler Included DTMF Microphone Detachable Control Head (CAT5 separation cable) Computer Programmable All buttons on radio and mic are back-lighted FCC Part 90 Certified (FCC ID is T4K-5888UV) |
My experience with this radio is that with power input at 12V it puts out well over 50 watts, and with higher voltage up to 14.5v in it puts out close to 70 watts measured on an RMS meter. The transmit clarity is excellent, and the radio remembers up to 758 channel settings for repeaters or simplex frequencies that are either wide or narrow spacing by channel in the program. The tone board is very useable either tx or rx but the receiver is a little more open or less selective than I am used to. My office has 3 computers running all the time, and I need to set the squelch a bit higher there (about 6) than I would like, but I don't miss any calls, monitering 11 repeaters and a bunch of emergency channels. The built in top mounted speaker has lots of audio even in noisy environments. In a mobile it is fine for just about any application. Overall I am very impressed with this very small compact and capable unit, and can recommend it for just about any business or ham application without reservation. I run one on the base and one in my minivan and will be buying several more for my other vehicles. The scrambler in this radio is fabulous. The user can adjust the skew on the band to a number between 1 and 9999. For the other radio to hear and decode it has to be exactly the same number. That makes it almost impossible to decode if you don't know the number, so even if another system has the same radio on the same freqency, if they don't know your scrambler setting they can't understand you. (scrambler not for use on the ham bands) | Click for Owners Manual (PDF format)
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