AnyTone AT-778UV Review and power test 🤯 

Yea there are some that cost more but this money is a good pick unless your looking for more power.👍

Very cool I want to put my own repeater up soon too

So do you want to do gmrs license or a ham license and or just listen if you’re looking for repeaters for Gmrs you can go to mygmrs.com to see if there are any in your area and ham you just look up repeaterbook.com and for air band you could try www.Radioreference.com I hope this helped 👍🫡

You hit the fun button and the six others will change on the screen, then “at least mine” will be the bottom right button “p6” marked BND for band, hitt that button until the screen comes to the air band which will be between 108 and 137 MHz. The lowest 10 MHz of the band, from 108 to 117.95 MHz will be narrow band while the others are wide band.

That is a great idea I will see if I can work one in I know on the 50 watt amplifier from Btech we did that with big success.

​​@@RangeRadio101I'm working on one this weekend, using a thermal switch at 60 degrees C, and a chassis fan for a computer. I'll be bonding the switch and fan directly to the cooling fins using sikaflex.

IT SAYS IT HAS FAN Mic,Built-In cooling

@@francisharvey1811 it doesn't have a built-in cooling I own one these radios

I use the cord it come with in to a power supply.

@@RangeRadio101 What power supply would you recommend? I'm new and very confused with power supplys

Have.

Or do you mean "would feel cheap"

Browning BR-450 UHF Land Mobile Base Antenna, for car and Tram 1486 UHF Land Mobile Base Antenna, Silver, 63" Tall for the base antenna with Messi and Paoloni 10 coax that I feel was the biggest and most important thing for Gmrs is good coax so you do not lose your power transferring it from your radio to the antenna

Yes mine did but I got mine almost a year ago but I bet they still are sold the same 👍

@@RangeRadio101, can this radio be plugged into the vehicle cigarette lighter outlet? TIA! 73

@@rickramirez7710 this is only my opinion it is not professional advice. It only goes up to 25 W on VHF and UHF it’s lower so I would feel it would be safe with the proper cigarette, lighter adapter

But with anything it would be safer to run it straight to the battery, but it also depends on how many amps your cigarette lighter can pull

Unless you’re looking to replace your cb with different frequencies, then no it won’t, it’s a uhf/vhf Ham radio, not a cb radio, no it’s not reliant on cellular, it does however work with repeaters that are usually high up in mountains or tall buildings,and no it’s not reliant on repeaters as you can talk simplex,”radio to radio” and yes, once you perform the mod to the radio which you can find on RU-vid and is very easy to do by the front face and hand mic, you can “program gmrs and frs frequencies” into it, no need for instructions as you can find everything you need to know on RU-vid for this radio. With all that being said, as a cb radio hobbyist and a ham/gmrs license holder, I would never ever replace my cb radios, if you’re having problems with the cb, you’ve done something wrong in the initial set up.

@@bobdillashaw4360 Nope. CB is fine, but this will be a good addition. Will probably mention it to our manager as well for unit to unit comms on fire standbys.

it's terribly hot when broadcasting, it's better to pay extra and buy anlico transistors, they're not well grounded on the cooler, only through the flat, it's a shame they didn't make it better

Yea and the button that flips the screen haha

Yes wide and narrow

Yeah the meter Accurate

@@RangeRadio101 I noticed my power for high reads 20 watts not 25

@@Kens1966 on 2 m mine was 25 watts on 70cm it’s lower on mine one thing I have seen not every radio is the same.

it can do both

Yeah it’s not very loud I keep it turned all the way up to 33

yea I seen that the day after I put it up lol was a long work week my dad actually noticed before I did lol

It’s definitely not the best radio ever but for the price it does the job but it will never match to the $500 Icom or yaesu