So my uneducated guess is that I have a V2 onwards radio.Īlan Pilot wrote: Makes sense that does Victor. Stop looking for the Anytone version and look for the CRT or Team versions of the radio for the answer.Īnd 'voila', I find on YouTube the TEAM version of radio but with a bit missing, the DTMF board and it's spot on the menu (could this be a V1?) so back to YouTube and then I remember that M0ogy Dave did a review of the Anytone back in 2014 and when I watched his video, no DTMF board. The first line of your waffle gave me an idea. Victor wrote: Don't know for sure Ray never having one but they do look like a generic design - CRT SS9900 / Dynascan 10M66 etc. Often there's no difference.including what it's badged as. Sometimes the 'version' number is simply a software/firmware update, maybe a better 'bin' component installed or even a manufacturer modification/fix. The only reason I know it's the latest version was due to restoring it and seeing all the cut tracks and extra components added to the bottom of the PCB's!!! Heck, they've been doing it for a number of years - my 40 year old Yaesu FT757gx was manufactured in Germany and probably never even saw the shores of Japan! (Think Sommerkamp who at that time had 'pick-and-place' manufacturing capability for what was then a complicated radio to squeeze in an ahem, small footprint of the time.) purely on a taxation and even environmental impact. Legal pursuits are in place for distributors to name C.O.O. (Apart from the export mode jumper inside the radio maybe limiting to V.3 or earlier.)įun stuff - Most radios are manufactured in the Far East being China, Taiwan, the Philippines and even Vietnam!ĬRT may be French, Albrecht may be German but none of that guarantees their C.O.O. I suppose the proof of the pudding would be in what version you can program it with but wouldn't be surprised if it'd take any of the versions. Harbouring goods and selling at a later inflated price makes sense if the storage is cheap enough.Īll of that is just an educated guess from my time in the electronics industry Ray and probably of no help to you whatsoever(!) Like everyone else I could see no rhyme or reason for the apparent 'revisions'. That doesn't mean it's necessarily been in use since 2015 as it could easily have sat in storage or a shipping container for several years. (Looks like December 2015, unit 00218, with area codes - sounds about right considering the Leixen manufacturers state up to 50,000 units production capacity per run.) The following number could well be a design/manufacture date of 21st November 2015 and the serial number made up in a similar fashion. The board markings look like 'QZ' - QuanZhou Leixen as the designer or manufacturer, '6666' obviously the model and 'PCB1' being the first version printed circuit board design. (Wouldn't surprise me if the earlier units could go down to the 12m band but limited via firmware/software which has been through a few revisions.) The latter V.4 I believe doesn't have that jumper and can be set by a simple button press/power on combo for 'export' mode. I don't think they changed much, (without access to a schematic), apart from apparent frequency range which on the earlier radios was supposedly limited and had a 'export' jumper on the board. Please feel free to contact with us if you need the machine software or need technical support.Don't know for sure Ray never having one but they do look like a generic design - CRT SS9900 / Dynascan 10M66 etc. SPECIFICATION GENERAL Frequency Range 28.000-29.700MHz(Programmable) Frequency Band A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/I Channel 40channels(programmable)in each band Frequency Control Phase-Locked-Loop Synthesizer Frequency Step 100Hzǋ 1KHzǋ 10KHzǋ 100KHzǋ 1MHz Frequency Tolerance ±5.0 ppm Temperature Range -20ąto +50ą Microphone with push-to-talk /UP/DN and coiled cord Input Voltage 13.8V Dimensions (in mm) 245(L) x 158(W) x 48(H) Weight 1.5kg Antenna Connector UHF,SO239 AM PEP Max: 60W FM Max: 45W SSB Max: 60W.TRANSMISSIONCurrent Drain 10A (with modulation)Modulation AM/FM/SSBInter-modulation Distortion SSB: 3rd order, more than -25dB 5th order, more than -35dBSSB Carrier Suppression 55dBUnwanted Sideband 50dBFrequency Response AM/FM: 300 to 3000Hz SSB 450 to 2500HzOutput Impedance 50 ohms, unbalanced

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