Retevis RT9000D High Power Transceiver 4/2/1.25/70cm

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Here we take a look at the Retevis RT9000D which comes in 4 available models.
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@Keith_WB2VUO Год назад

Mat, no 4 meter band in North Almerica, but it might be possible for the manufacturer to make a 6 meter version. That would find a market here. I run 6 FM with an almost 40 year old Genave crystal-controlled mobile. A new rig would be nice. In the base station, I do have a Yaesu FT-857D that handles the 6 meter band, not a radio I would like to leave in the car, hi! 73, Keith, WB2VUO here near Buffalo, NY.

@seanwieland9763 Год назад

If all of the 9000D series radios from AnyTone/TYT/Retevis are the same sans the low pass filter for banding, it actually shouldn’t be too hard to modify one for 6m work. Actually this is a great idea and one I’ll work on as well. Simon The Wizard has all the schematics online, since these are popular for use as repeaters and packet radio data, given the internal JST ZH 6-pin 1.5mm port and cutout for a DE-9 (aka DB9) 9-pin serial port on the back. 73!

@joeframo3347 Год назад

Love your videos you share with everybody the latest in the greatest of all different manufacturers and this is one great 👍

@arthurtwoshedsjackson6266 Год назад

I thought from the title of the video it was a quad bander.

@TechMindsOfficial Год назад

Ahhhh yes, I can see how that looks now, sorry if you thought it was misleading, it wasn’t my intention for sure.

@IrishHamRadio Год назад

I actually thought the same too for a minute! 🫣

@johnmayer158 Год назад

Mat, Thank you for showing and reviewing this radio. I just wish it had 6m instead of 4m, since we do not have 4m available here in the States. If it had 6, I'd purchase one for my mobile. Perhaps, they'll eventually make one with 6. Anyways, thanks, again, and 73s, John, N8SGM.

@TechMindsOfficial Год назад

Thanks for the nice comment John. Indeed, a 6M version would be awesome. As it’s not too far away from 4M maybe it’s something they can do if there is a demand. Cheers and have a great weekend!

@seanwieland9763 Год назад

This is just Retevis’ rebrand of the TYT 9000D, which itself is a clone of the white label work Anytone did for Alinco x35 monobanders. Which is why they all include an internal JST ZH 6-pin 1.5mm port and a DE-9 (aka DB9) serial port on the back.

@Blaculo Год назад

I have the 1.25m version. Works well, but the band is dead in my area.

@seanwieland9763 Год назад

Pick up a 2m VHF version as well. The TYT 9000D often sells for as little as $100 USD, and with the internal JST ZH 6-pin 1.5mm internal port, it’s easy and inexpensive to add a DE-9 (aka DB9) 9-pin serial port on the back for repeater function or 9600-baud data.

@shanerorko8076 Год назад

Just on the 259 socket. It is likely the manufacturer accounted for the infinite nature of the socket and it will work fine. Most people test 259's at the centre of a coaxial cable not at the radio end or antenna end. As long as the VSWR is good along the coax you don't need to worry about the resistance or impedance of the radio socket.

@TonyLing Год назад

News to me.

@shanerorko8076 Год назад

@@TonyLing Why do you think every radio uses the 259 socket and not the N-type.

@TonyLing Год назад

@@shanerorko8076 Firstly, not all radios use the SO-239. Some UHF radios have the N type, and some mobile use BNC. Handhelds rarely use the SO-329. As to why far too many radios have the SO-239, I can only put it down to people being too dumb to fit a proper clamp connector.

@shanerorko8076 Год назад

@@TonyLing Well I was talking about HF /VHF/UHF mobile and units not HTs. Yes VHF and UHF makes more sense to use N-type as power and voltage levels don't get to the level where you need a SO-259. When the radio has HF output though you really want a SO-259 but even if the radio is a 2m/70cm it's not a big deal using a SO-259 connector. As I said the impedance will be set on the radio by the manufacture.

@TonyLing Год назад

@@shanerorko8076 I just like the simplicity of a universal connector in my shack. N series and BNC do everything I need, even for HF. Why fick around with an inferior connector?

@hamradioonthego Год назад

Clone of the Anytone. I have the 1.25 meter model. Great radio. Wish we had 4 meter 70 mhz as well as 8 meter 40 mhz here in the states. There is a push by the ARRL but push back from commercial interests. Great review.

@4X4-RADIO Год назад

There are some experimental 40MHz / 8M stations in the US WM2XEJ , WM2XCC

@hamradioonthego Год назад

@@4X4-RADIO Thanks I will look them up!

@frankpeletz1818 7 месяцев назад

Might be a clone of a Anytone ,but the schematic is a Kenwood TM-271A.

@M0KVI 3 месяца назад

Are there any alternatives for fist mics. I'm looking at deploying a number of these and want a fist mic with no buttons. Mainly for avoiding unintentional operation.

@arbutuswatcher Год назад

In North American, 4-meters is used for R/C Aircraft, and pager/control links. I don't know that there's any voice communications there. I suspect signal propagation is very similar to that of 6-meters. Just the same, I wouldn't mind picking up one of those radios, just to see what I could hear.

@Randrew Год назад

I'll suggest getting a cheaper SDR receiver for "just to see what I could hear" work. I've been eyeing the 1.25m version of the RT-9000D for a while, but I'm afraid there may be no one else on that band in my area :(

@arbutuswatcher Год назад

@@Randrew Yeah, 220 MHz is pretty dead around me as well. I've got a Kenwood TM-331, as well as a couple of Motorola GP300's.... all of which are on 220MHz, & I don't hear very much traffic.

@stewartrv Год назад

Nice radio. Given you said each of the four is "exactly the same" is there any known way to go from one band to the other even if by messing inside with diodes etc.?

@ZiggleFingers Год назад

it would have to have different low pass filters for each band

@veli-pekkalehtosaari201 Год назад

I've tried to find is it possible to switch bands with single HW? So if I purchase RT9000D from amazon and it comes with 2m, can I program it to 4m via Retevis software and use it like that and then later reprogram it back to 2m. So also with single HW can It be programmed ez at home to 4m 2m 1.25m and 70cm?

@IrishHamRadio Год назад

Any time I see a Retevis, I usually see it as a remake of an Anytone that came first, but I don’t think this is the case with this one... Just wondering what’s your thoughts on Anytone vs Retevis, and which is the “original” in most cases?

@leskeegan9033 Год назад

It is identical to the TYT 9000D as well. SO the Chineese rip each other off.

@Steve_Wardley_G6JEF Год назад

Hi Mat, forgive my ignorance as I haven't used 4 metres yet but do the parrot repeaters playback every over you make, so does the other station have to wait until your playback has finished before they can come back to you ?

@TechMindsOfficial Год назад

That’s correct! It gets even more complicated when you can hear the station you’re talking to! lol..

@johncoleman6701 Год назад

Hey I wanted to ask how did you set up dragon os on you system on the previous videos

@TechMindsOfficial Год назад

I believe my dedicated Dragon OS video shows how I installed it? Is there something I missed to show?

@johncoleman6701 Год назад

Nope sorry I messed up and missed a a part thank you man

@karlament6939 Год назад

Nice looking radio but I don't think anybody up here to North up here in Canada would even be using that frequencies but you'll be nice to have something that they don't have it's just too bad this thing didn't have HF 6 m t m the extended what do you call 70 makes you talking about four meter and 220 1.2 gigs 902 and 2.4 gigs would be an awesome rig thanks for the video mate cheers

@keithd.glasgow809 Год назад

A little punctuation might actually make that understandable...

@wittbit4768 Год назад

why haven't they given parrot repeater split, better on the ears....

@delcinapatil8075 Год назад

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@automationsolartrack2634 Год назад

Yaesu FT 1500 clone......

@seanwieland9763 Год назад

Yup, just like how Anytone/TYT cloned the 8900R as the 9800D. This Retevis is just a rebrand or the AnyTone/TYT 9000D, which itself was also a white label for Alinco’s x35 monoband transceivers. Hence why it has an internal JST ZH 6-pin internal port and a cutout on the back for a DE-9 (aka DB9) 9-pin serial port on the back for repeater and 9600-baud data.