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What's the go-to 10 meter mobile?
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What radio? The only other radio that is similar is AT-6666 Pro. The QT-60 Pro shares a lot, but not all of the attributes of the QT-80.
Yeah, it was the 6666. I didn't care much for it. Biggest thing I disliked was the crowded knobs. If I recall, the volume level was touchy.
The 6666 and 6666 Pro, are very different. A great deal of attention, was paid to things that needed improvement. The QT-60 Pro, is also much improved. These are good radios by today's standards.
They'd be even better with CW capability. I've been waiting for a modern all mode 10 meter mobile. They tried with a couple newer rigs, but they had buffering issues that required an external keyer. Maybe one day....
The 6666PRO has CW capability. Not sure how good it is though......
I have also heard that people are having success with digital modes such as JS8CALL and others using that radio.
I'm pretty happy with my 5555N2 and original 6666 so I haven't taken the plunge with the PRO yet myself.
The CW function in the QT radios, is not ready for prime time. The T/R turnaround time is too long. Using a keyer changes nothing.
This is a link to my review, that can probably answer a lot of what you seek.
November 2024
The Radio Clinic of New York Review of Radioddity QT-60 Pro HF Transceiver
The reviews that will follow in a series totaling three parts, are an overview, a portable operation and technical lab review. This is part one, with the subsequent parts to be published at a later date .
The Radioddity QT-60 Pro, is an amateur radio HF transceiver, that covers the frequency range of 24-30 MHz, capable of AM, FM, SSB, CW and while not published, digital modes are also possible.
The specifications are published and posted below for convenience.
This...
The Radio Clinic of New York Review of Radioddity QT-60 Pro HF Transceiver
The reviews that will follow in a series totaling three parts, are an overview, a portable operation and technical lab review. This is part one, with the subsequent parts to be published at a later date .
The Radioddity QT-60 Pro, is an amateur radio HF transceiver, that covers the frequency range of 24-30 MHz, capable of AM, FM, SSB, CW and while not published, digital modes are also possible.
The specifications are published and posted below for convenience.
This...
My Alinco DX-10 worked fine with a keyer. The sidetone on the old 8900's and DX 10 had the delay. External keyer with sidetone was a workaround.
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Installed my QT-60 today. Nice little radio. Chuckled at finding no CW jack. Guess I'll have to cob something at the mic jack, but doubt I'll mess with it. I like that the clarifier has TX/RX tracking. The display is very nice. So far, I really like it. I noticed it suffers from the same volume level issue many other radios have. Can't find a low sweet spot. Sure wish they'd fix that nonsense. I'm happy with it. Just might get one for a base unit.
I did the CW jack thing at the mic connector. It was a waste of time for me. Apart from that, it is a good radio. Works nicely with FT8 as well.
Yeah, I think it's a decent choice for mobile or vase. Definitely something to improve on for future releases.