Product Description
The AnyTone AT-D578UV is one of the most advanced DMR amateur radios available at any price with an unbelievable set of features not currently available in any other radio. Let us take a closer look at some of the outstanding features.
Tri-Band
This radio covers the 2 meter (144 MHz) Amateur Band, 70 centimeter (450 MHz) Amateur Band and the 1.25 meter (220 MHz) Amateur Band.
Channels
This radio can store up to 4000 channels. Each channel can be set for digital, analog or digital + Analog. This should be enough channels to cover all the repeaters in your part of the country.
Zones
This radio can store up to 250 zones with each zone contain between 1 and 160 channels per zone. Now you can logically arrange all necessary channels in your zones and not be constricted to 16 channels per zone as is done in some of the other radios
Contacts
This radio can store 300,000 separate contacts. Considering that there are currently less than 200,000 registered contacts right now, there is plenty of room to grow.
Roaming
It is sometimes difficult to know which repeater to use when you are roaming around. This radio will automatically pick the strongest one in your predefined list.
Scanning
You cannot monitor all the repeaters in your area, but the radio can. The scanning function will stop on a channel when there is activity on that channel. If there is no activity the radio will skip that channel and look at the next channel.
SPECIFICATIONS
General
| Dual band | 136-174MHz(V),400-480MHz(U) |
| Tri-Band | 144-148MHz, 222-225MHz, 420-450MHz |
| Channel Spacing | 25KHz, 12.5KHz |
| Phase-locked Step | 5KHz, 6.25KHz |
| Operating Voltage | 13.8V DC ±15% |
| Frequency Stability | ±2.5ppm |
| Operating Temperature | -20℃~+60℃ |
| Size | 188x141x40mm (radio only) |
| Weight | 1.04kg (without accessories) |
Receiving
| Sensitivity (12dB Sinad) | ≤0.25μV |
| Digital Sensitivity | 0.3uV/-117.4dBm (BER 5%) |
| Spurious Emission | ≤-57dB |
| Spurious Rejection | ≥70dB |
| Audio Power Output | 2W/8Ω |
| Audio Distortion | ≤5% |
Transmitting
| Max Power Output | 55 Watts |
| Modulation | ±5.0KHz@25KHz ±2.5KHz@12.5KHz |
| Adjacent Channel Power | ≥70dB |
| Hum & Noise | ≥40dB |
| Spurious Emission | ≤-36dBm |
| 4FSK Digital Modulation | 7K60FXD, 7K60FXE |
| Audio Distortion | ≤5% |
| Error rate | ≤3% |
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great radio
This is a great radio, & the service Jerry Wanger gives is also great.
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Great radio and sefvice
I just purchased a new D578 from Jerry and I am very happy. I talked on the phone with him trying to decide between the CS800D and the D578, appreciate the help and the product.
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Anytone AT578UV3
This is by far the best DMR mobile on the market!!! Lots of features and customization!!! I have an at868 HT and this upgrade for the base made perfect sense. Didn't need GPS or BT. Price is perfect. Screen readout is very good. Don't let the size fool you. Very east to read. Might buy another in the near future!!!!
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AT-D578UVIII Basic
Have had many mobiles during my 58 years as a Ham. This one is at the top of my list as far as quality and features. Very enjoyable to use. 5 Stars for sure. 73
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AT-D578UVIII BASIC
Unboxed unit and it felt good and solid. Volume controls and knobs feel right. Downloaded software programmed a few repeaters in and all worked well. Good audio reports. Only had the radio a few days in the house will install it after a program up some mroe and drop it into the mobile=. Great Radio. 73 Wayne
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Great radio
Just getting it set up as my base station and learning all the features, but really like it.
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Anytone DMR triband
Good radio and given its DMR and triband, great for car. Only complaint is head should be removable for easier mounting.
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Nice radio
Haven't had a chance to mount it in the truck yet, but from experience with it's little brother the 878UV and a friend that has one, I'm happy.
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Anytone 578 Basic
I bought this radio based upon my experience with the Anytone 868 walkie. The install was easy because this radio is 3/4 the size of my existing Motorola XPR 4450. I used my existing 868 code plug by exporting/importing it into the 578 CPS. This radio has lot's of features that will take some time to understand, but will be useful in the future. My only concern is the display is so small it is dangerous to change channels while driving. Hopefully, future firmware updates will provide a safer solution.
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Radio ok
Radio ok but does have a lot of issues
