AnyTone AT-5555N II Upgraded 10 Meter Radio Noise Reduction High Power 60W AM PEP/50W FM/SSB 60W(PEP) Mobile Transceiver with CTCSS/DCS for Truck

Radio is good, same board as the stryker 955 v2, it does have a overly sensitive receiver that could be a problem if you live in a noisy area.

I agree with the other review. I had a 2510 in the 90s and this radio is as good or better. Jumped OP1 with solder and a few adjustments on the pots which are marked and it was ready to go. Great RX and TX is a swinging monster. SSB is on frequency from the factory. I have two. One for a base station and the other for my big truck at work. Love it!

Great little radio( Little in comparison to my Yaesu FTDX 101MP). This radio is more of size comparison to the RCI 2950 DX, Radio works great and covers all three bands 10 meters, 11 meters and the 12 meter ham bands. Other operators say I sound excellent on the air and it is quite easy to use and has the CTCSS (PL) encoder/Decoder as well for repeater access, also has Only six memories, why ONLY six is beyond me! I am sure there literally hundreds of usable repeaters on the FM portion of the Ham band. I had it in my car for a short time but found it is a bit large for my little car ( A ford ecosport). I took it out and put my Yaesu FT891 back in. I miss the other ham band capabilities.

This rig is terrific for the price. As others have noted, it uses the same new board as the newest generation of the Stryker 955, a fabulous radio. Its like getting the performance of the Stryker for just a bit more than half price. Transmit audio is excellent on all modes just using the stock mic. The radio is rock stable on sideband. There is no drifting. Mine arrived spot on frequency from the factory. The receiver is excellent also, very smooth sounding on all modes. My only complaint is the use of a RJ-45 jack for the mic. Anytone cheaped out on that. Yes, I know that many ham rigs use them. I have many and hate it on those rigs as well. They are cheap and the mic connectors break easily. Anytone had plenty of room to fit a standard 4 or 6 pin jack, making it easier to wire up amplified mics. Aside from that one issue, which can be remedied with an adapter, this is THE rig to get for the mobile or a nice base setup with a power supply. Great job Anytone.

The first unit I got was defective, sent it back with no problem. I was sent a new one before I could sent the first one back. I got the new one and this one works great and looks great too, however I am new to this hobby and working on getting a ham license so just listening for now. I believe this to be a good unit to start with for the money.

I grew up in the 90s using a President HR2510 and until I bought this radio nothing else ever compared to how good it was. Im happy to say that this radio feels like a step up from the legendary quarter dime. It is like the users of those radios decided what a new radio needs to compete and be better right out of the box and got it right. Receive is quiet on background noise but super sensitive. The multi segmented S meter is so precise I can almost pinpoint which vehicle someone is transmitting from on the road. Power and swing is phenomenal. The AM ANL variable pot inside the radio controls the forward drive. You can dead key 1/2 a watt and swing 40 if you want with no other mods. Noise blanker works better than my expensive Yaesu FT1200. Audio on the air and out of this radio is just superb. You really cant compare this to anything else on the market. The new Lincoln II+ falls short of being this good. Programmable roger beep. Software lets you make anything you want. Adjustable echo. This will be my rig of choice for both CB and 10 meters for years to come. I own the Anytone 6666 also but prefer this radio because of the display and controls being easier to use and speaker audio is much better.