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    Luiton LT-310SDR

    Thank you!
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    Luiton LT-310SDR

    Can someone please confirm. I got the USB to serial adapter and a RJ12 cable to make the programming cable, what is confusing me is the wiring. The cable shown by Simon built shows TXD and RXD reversed of what the radio RXD TXD is, Is this the way it should be? The TXD for the USB Programmer...
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    Luiton LT-310SDR

    Ok. I just looked online, it appears the at-5555 use a 5vdc ttl programmer
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    Luiton LT-310SDR

    Thank you very much! I have the original anytone at-5555 - 3 wire programming cable. Not sure if it is 3.3v but I know the pins on the main board socket to connect it are RX TX and GND. Not sure if you are familiar with that one. I guess I could look at the anytone at-5555 mainoard schematic and...
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    Luiton LT-310SDR

    Does anyone know if using the anytone prolific programming cable can be re wired to program this radio? I have a few of these around instead of buying a different adapter
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    Swing kit for president Lincoln 2 +

    So thanks to all that have helped with the NPC mod and RWOB... My question is, I already did the NPC, what is gained or improved doing the RWOB mod? TIA!
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    Anytone 5555v6 EXTERNAL S-METER

    Thanks for the info. Did you have any issues hooking this directly to the meter, as in loading the circuit down? Or did you need to add a transistor to the output? Tia! I actually want to hook this to the At-5555n radio (not the new NII), finding schematic of the N version seems impossible...
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    Anytone AT-6666 SSB power Adjustment?

    Wow, I am very grateful for the complete adjustment info you have provided. This is awesome Thank you!
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    Anytone AT-6666 SSB power Adjustment?

    I am just trying to figure out how the Anytone AT-6666 SSB power can be internally turned down. I would like it to operate between 25-30watts. My guess is I could adjust the POT labeled SSB PH inside on the board. Can anyone tell me if they have done this and how?
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