New Model #8953
openAnytone AT-779UV
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I have just purchased a new Anytone AT-779UV and I would like to program this using Chirp.
I don't have a spare to loan, but I am happy to try things where I can.
Hopefully it is close to the AT-778UV. The models seem simiar apart from the power outputs.
https://simonthewizard.com/2017/06/07/anytone-at-779uv-at-778uv/
Best Regards,
Rob
Updated by Robert Stannard over 3 years ago
From what I have recently read, the Retevis RA25 is also the same radio.
https://forums.mygmrs.com/topic/2307-anytone-at-779uv-gmrs-mobile-radio/
Best regards,
Robert
Updated by Alex Martin over 3 years ago
Also similar to Radioddity DB20-G
https://chirp.danplanet.com/issues/9241
Updated by Jim Unroe over 3 years ago
Robert Stannard wrote:
From what I have recently read, the Retevis RA25 is also the same radio.
https://forums.mygmrs.com/topic/2307-anytone-at-779uv-gmrs-mobile-radio/
Best regards,
Robert
I've requested an RA25 from my contact at Retevis. I'm waiting to see if she honors my request.
Jim KC9HI
Updated by James Beckett about 2 years ago
I have an AT-779UV on loan and am looking at the protocol.
First thing that seems different is the expected baud rate (115200) (and no echo);
the program response is different (just \x06);
it sends a four-byte read command instead of three, I'm working through this manually in Wireshark so far to get a general idea, hoping to script up some tests soon.
Updated by Michael LAX almost 2 years ago
I am also interested in having the Anytone AT-779UV working with CHIRP. Let me know if I can provide any resources to this end. MichaelLAX at AOL dot COM
Updated by Michael LAX almost 2 years ago
NOTE: In my experiments: code plugs from Anytone AT779UV and Radioddity DB20-G are interchangeable; but they will not load into the Retevis Ra-25 software, so there seems to be something proprietary about the Retevis software.
Updated by PC Radio almost 2 years ago
Extremely popular radio: Radioddity DB20 - AnyTone 779UV - Retevis RA25
Updated by Dan Smith almost 2 years ago
- Has duplicate New Model #10205: Retevis RA25 added
Updated by Jeremy Lai over 1 year ago
According to FCC info, the Radioddity DB20, Retevis RA25, all point to the Anytone 779 as the original