--- product_id: 258252264 title: "AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable" brand: "hesenate" price: "€ 17.75" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/258252264-anytone-mobile-radio-at-779uv-long-range-transceiver-20w-dual store_origin: GR region: Greece --- # 20W Power 1.44" TFT Display 500 Channels AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable **Brand:** hesenate **Price:** € 17.75 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > πŸš€ Elevate Your Drive with AnyTone AT-779UV! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable by hesenate - **How much does it cost?** € 17.75 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/258252264-anytone-mobile-radio-at-779uv-long-range-transceiver-20w-dual) ## Best For - hesenate enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted hesenate brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **🌟 Built to Last:** Superior materials and technology ensure durability and stable operation. - β€’ **πŸ“ž Stay Connected:** 500 programmable memory channels for all your communication needs. - β€’ **πŸ”§ Effortless Setup:** Easy programming via microphone and FREE software download. - β€’ **πŸ”’ Secure Your Signal:** Advanced scrambler codes and noise reduction for private conversations. - β€’ **πŸš— Drive with Confidence:** Dual Band Mobile Radio for seamless communication on the go. ## Overview The AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV is a powerful dual-band transceiver designed for drivers, featuring a 20W output, 500 programmable channels, and a user-friendly 1.44" TFT display. With advanced features like noise reduction, scrambler codes, and easy programming, this compact radio ensures reliable communication on the road. ## Description desertcart.com: AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable : Sports & Outdoors Review: A great little radio! - This radio exceeded all of my expectations. It has excellent sound even though the speaker is relatively small I generally keep the volume at about 50 to 60% and rarely need to turn it up. I am not that experienced programming radios but I downloaded the software and used the programming cable that came with the radio and after a little trial and error was able to program my radio just the way I wanted it. The small size is a big bonus allowing it to be mounted in many places and then many cars or trucks were larger radios just would not fit. I personally don’t care for or use the buttons on the hand Mike I found that I was always accidentally changing the channels and so I disabled that feature is very easy to do an undo with the push of one button . Many of my radio friends in my GMRS club recommended this radio and I am certainly glad they did and I can recommend it to you for the price this is a great little radio that will do many things other more expensive radios won’t even do Review: Good value GMRS mobile radio - At this price point, this is the best value in a mobile GMRS radio that I have found. Any other mobile GMRS radio with similar features is likely to cost at least twice as much. I left the firmware stock, because I didn't have any need to expand the frequency range. I have other radios for that. The only other mobile GMRS radio that I've found around the $100 price point is the Midland MXT105. While much easier to use, it does not come close to offering the versatility of the Anytone AT-779UV. The main features that put this radio ahead of the competition at this price point is the output power and repeater capability. To fully utilize the repeater capability, though, you need to program it using a computer. The software provided by the vendor is designed for Windows, but I was able to use in on Linux using WINE, but only after I configured it so the programming cable was using COM1. It didn't work for me until I did that. The software isn't particularly user friendly, but it gets the job done. I've given this product a 4 star review because, although the software works, it does take some effort to use it, and it's almost a necessity to use the software to configure the radio the way you'll want it. I'm not sure that programming from the front panel will provide the same options that the programming software offers. At first, it seemed that I couldn't change any of the settings, but I soon realized that to do so requires double clicking on the cells you want to change. This only works on some of the cells, though. What I also learned is that if you double click on the ">>" in the "More" column, it brings up a channel edit dialog that allows you to make all the necessary changes for that channel. Remember, when using programming software for any radio, always download from the radio first, then save that downloaded file for future recovery in case you need it. Then save it a second time under another name for editing and uploading back to the radio. With the software I was able to name the channels (they weren't named initially), change the output power and channel width (narrow / wide), modify CTCSS or DCS tones (including non-standard tones), and add additional channels for different repeater configurations. On my radio, I have the eight GMRS repeater frequencies each entered three times. The first set is open with no CTCSS/DCS codes. The next set is with CTCSS 141.3 enabled, as this is the most common tone found on GMRS repeaters, The third set is with custom CTCSS tones programmed for specific repeater usage. Once the radio is programmed, it works well for its intended purpose. The sound quality is very good. I'm pretty sure it is subject to the same receiver sensitivity issues as most other "CCRs" (so-called cheap Chinese radios), but I'm in an area with little interference, so I am not experiencing any problems in that regard. With the 18 to 20 watt output and a decent antenna, this radio should work pretty well within the limitations of GMRS. The most common use of GMRS mobile radios I've seen is for communications within the "off-road" community. For this purpose, this is probably the best budget (~$100) radio you can get. There are some higher priced options, such as the Wouxon KG-1000G, the B-Tech GMRS-50X1, or the Midland MXT400, all of which offer higher output power (40 to 50 watts) and possibly some additional features and user-friendliness, but they all come at twice the price or more. For what one of them costs, you could buy two of these radios and at least one antenna (perhaps even two) as well. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B08PF9QTLH | | Additional Features | Portable | | Best Sellers Rank | #3,393 in Portable FRS Two-Way Radios | | Brand | HESENATE | | Built-In Media | AT-779UV Mobile Radio with Cigarette Plug Connector, Cable, Microphone, Mounting bracket, Screw & Fuse, ENG user manual | | Color | Black | | Compatible Devices | Vehicles with cigarette lighter socket | | Connectivity Protocol | GMRS | | Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 36 Reviews | | Frequency Range | 136 - 174 MHz, 400 - 480 MHz | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 3.97"D x 4.88"W x 1.42"H | | Item Weight | 15.84 ounces | | Manufacturer | AnyTone | | Model Number | AT-779UV | | Number of Channels | 500 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Special Feature | Portable | | Tuner Type | VHF | | UPC | 880674897607 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Voltage | 13.8 volts | | Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant | | Waterproof Rating | IP54 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** HESENATE - **Color:** Black - **Frequency Range:** 136 - 174 MHz, 400 - 480 MHz - **Item Weight:** 15.84 ounces - **Number of Channels:** 500 - **Product Dimensions:** 3.97"D x 4.88"W x 1.42"H - **Special Feature:** Portable - **Voltage:** 13.8 volts - **Water Resistance Level:** Water Resistant ## Images ![AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Xi6lgu9kL.jpg) ![AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71n++tlTNoL.jpg) ![AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81sWbz9zZYL.jpg) ![AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71YH-C3FxFL.jpg) ![AnyTone Mobile Radio AT-779UV Long Range Transceiver 20W Dual Band 144-148/420-450mhz Mini Scanning Receiver with/F Cable - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71+X1ULqbmL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great little radio! *by T***T on July 29, 2022* This radio exceeded all of my expectations. It has excellent sound even though the speaker is relatively small I generally keep the volume at about 50 to 60% and rarely need to turn it up. I am not that experienced programming radios but I downloaded the software and used the programming cable that came with the radio and after a little trial and error was able to program my radio just the way I wanted it. The small size is a big bonus allowing it to be mounted in many places and then many cars or trucks were larger radios just would not fit. I personally don’t care for or use the buttons on the hand Mike I found that I was always accidentally changing the channels and so I disabled that feature is very easy to do an undo with the push of one button . Many of my radio friends in my GMRS club recommended this radio and I am certainly glad they did and I can recommend it to you for the price this is a great little radio that will do many things other more expensive radios won’t even do ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good value GMRS mobile radio *by J***D on May 15, 2021* At this price point, this is the best value in a mobile GMRS radio that I have found. Any other mobile GMRS radio with similar features is likely to cost at least twice as much. I left the firmware stock, because I didn't have any need to expand the frequency range. I have other radios for that. The only other mobile GMRS radio that I've found around the $100 price point is the Midland MXT105. While much easier to use, it does not come close to offering the versatility of the Anytone AT-779UV. The main features that put this radio ahead of the competition at this price point is the output power and repeater capability. To fully utilize the repeater capability, though, you need to program it using a computer. The software provided by the vendor is designed for Windows, but I was able to use in on Linux using WINE, but only after I configured it so the programming cable was using COM1. It didn't work for me until I did that. The software isn't particularly user friendly, but it gets the job done. I've given this product a 4 star review because, although the software works, it does take some effort to use it, and it's almost a necessity to use the software to configure the radio the way you'll want it. I'm not sure that programming from the front panel will provide the same options that the programming software offers. At first, it seemed that I couldn't change any of the settings, but I soon realized that to do so requires double clicking on the cells you want to change. This only works on some of the cells, though. What I also learned is that if you double click on the ">>" in the "More" column, it brings up a channel edit dialog that allows you to make all the necessary changes for that channel. Remember, when using programming software for any radio, always download from the radio first, then save that downloaded file for future recovery in case you need it. Then save it a second time under another name for editing and uploading back to the radio. With the software I was able to name the channels (they weren't named initially), change the output power and channel width (narrow / wide), modify CTCSS or DCS tones (including non-standard tones), and add additional channels for different repeater configurations. On my radio, I have the eight GMRS repeater frequencies each entered three times. The first set is open with no CTCSS/DCS codes. The next set is with CTCSS 141.3 enabled, as this is the most common tone found on GMRS repeaters, The third set is with custom CTCSS tones programmed for specific repeater usage. Once the radio is programmed, it works well for its intended purpose. The sound quality is very good. I'm pretty sure it is subject to the same receiver sensitivity issues as most other "CCRs" (so-called cheap Chinese radios), but I'm in an area with little interference, so I am not experiencing any problems in that regard. With the 18 to 20 watt output and a decent antenna, this radio should work pretty well within the limitations of GMRS. The most common use of GMRS mobile radios I've seen is for communications within the "off-road" community. For this purpose, this is probably the best budget (~$100) radio you can get. There are some higher priced options, such as the Wouxon KG-1000G, the B-Tech GMRS-50X1, or the Midland MXT400, all of which offer higher output power (40 to 50 watts) and possibly some additional features and user-friendliness, but they all come at twice the price or more. For what one of them costs, you could buy two of these radios and at least one antenna (perhaps even two) as well. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little radio *by S***T on April 12, 2024* I jail broke this radio and used Chirp to program it. It works without issue, and is a compact unit. 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