Ordered mine from WALCOTT about a month ago (their conversion) and with shipping, etc, total came to just over $300 from $249 advertised.
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President Lincoln ii+
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The keen pricing of the At-6666 is pulling the price of export CB's down.
If you can put up with the little knobs on the AT-6666 there is not a lot wrong with the anytone and it easily keeps up with the Stryker and lincoln 2's in the TX audio dept.. It just can't be programmed to work split.
If you can put up with the little knobs on the AT-6666 there is not a lot wrong with the anytone and it easily keeps up with the Stryker and lincoln 2's in the TX audio dept.. It just can't be programmed to work split.
Since the AT-6666 is not available; does anyone know or have tried the AT-5555N?
Looks like it has the same features.
Looks like it has the same features.
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Shadetree Mechanic
Delaware Base Station 808
Just installed into the Peterbilt. Plays nicely with W-M Radio CLEARSPEECH DSP Speaker (can use more of the radio Volume range); the Hi-Cut filter is new to me (this seems to get what the DSP doesn’t; but not enough RX to be sure); the ASC is interesting and look forward to heavy metro traffic to work it versus RF Gain.
Certainly takes less space than a C-29/U-980. Almost tiny compared to a G-99.
Controls all seem functional.
Next step is audio Q across another radio.
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Certainly takes less space than a C-29/U-980. Almost tiny compared to a G-99.
Controls all seem functional.
Next step is audio Q across another radio.
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