Description
The AnyTone AT-779UV Dual Band Mini Mobile Radio is a compact and rugged mobile radio. This device is not just another mobile radio; it’s a reliable companion for all your communication needs.
One of the key features of this device is its memory. With default power set at 10 watts, it’s perfect for those who need a powerful yet manageable device. The radio also boasts a 1.44-inch Colour TFT display, making it easy to navigate through its features.
But that’s not all. The AnyTone AT-779UV also offers CTCSS, DCS, and DTMF, settings for each channel. This means you can customize your communication preferences to suit your needs. Additionally, it has a compander function for improved weak signal intelligibility.
The package includes the dual band radio, handheld microphone, mounting bracket and screws, power cable fitted with a cigar lighter plug, user guide, and USB programming lead. All these components ensure that you have everything you need to get started.
Please note that there are 4 versions of this radio that cover different bands:
- AT-779 – 4m band
- AT-779U – 70cm band
- AT-779V – 2m band
- AT-779UV – 2m/70cm dual band
In conclusion, the AnyTone AT-779UV Dual Band Mini Mobile Radio is more than just a communication device; it’s a tool that enhances your amateur radio experience. The compact size of the unit means it can be mounted in even the smallest vehicle with ease. Its robust build quality and set of features make it an excellent choice for both new and experienced operators.
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Specifications
Bands: | 2m / 70cm / FM Broadcast RX |
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Modes: | FM |
Memory channels: | 500 |
Features
CTCSS / DCS / DTMF / Dual VFO / Signal Meter / Speaker / Split Operation / Timeout Timer / Voice Compander / Voltage Meter
Transmitter
Minimum RF output (watts): | 5 |
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Maximum RF output (watts): | 25 |
Physical
Width (mm): | 124 |
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Height (mm): | 36 |
Depth (mm): | 101 |
Connectors: | SO239, Microphone, Speaker Out |
Meta
Also known as: | Radioddity DB20, Retevis RA25 |
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Year of release: | 2021 |
Reviews available: | eHam reviews |
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