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Anytone At-6666 Pro

I followed that wiring to the letter with the same caps and resistors and no up/down or PF operates with added buttons
Is your Audio shield (pin 5) the same as your circuit ground? For the buttons to work they have to connect (ground) to pin 5.
 
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I just received my 6666-pro straight from china, just trying to get 11 meters going on this with no luck. I see there are 3 2 pin jumpers and one 3 pin jumper, I suspect its one of these. Anyone convert there own?
 
I just received my 6666-pro straight from china, just trying to get 11 meters going on this with no luck. I see there are 3 2 pin jumpers and one 3 pin jumper, I suspect its one of these. Anyone convert there own?
Figured it out, jumper is for 15 meter...not needed here. I hope this turns out to be a decent radio, cheers!
 
I just received my 6666-pro straight from china, just trying to get 11 meters going on this with no luck. I see there are 3 2 pin jumpers and one 3 pin jumper, I suspect its one of these. Anyone convert there own?
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I just received my 6666-pro straight from china, just trying to get 11 meters going on this with no luck. I see there are 3 2 pin jumpers and one 3 pin jumper, I suspect its one of these. Anyone convert there own?
It has already been said several times, moving the jumper is only useful to add the 15 meters (21MhZ). For the 11 meters you need to press a sequence of keys. It is perfectly explained on Youtube
 
It has already been said several times, moving the jumper is only useful to add the 15 meters (21MhZ). For the 11 meters you need to press a sequence of keys. It is perfectly explained on Youtube
Yeah I figured that out thanks for the input...I will say Anytone really seems to be knocking it out of the park with there radios.
 
It has already been said several times, moving the jumper is only useful to add the 15 meters (21MhZ). For the 11 meters you need to press a sequence of keys. It is perfectly explained on Youtube
I couldn't find a video for the new Pro version, are you sure that's the same power up sequence for the 11 meter mod?

The videos I've seen are for the older version.

I would like to know how to do it myself.

Post or Send me video link if you could.
 
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I couldn't find a video for the new Pro version, are you sure that's the same power up sequence for the 11 meter mod?

The videos I've seen are for the older version.

I would like to know how to do it myself.

Post or Send me video link if you could.
At about 1:05 he tells you how.

 
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