AnyTone CB Radio, 7 Color Display Mobile Transceiver, 10M, 11M, 12M, EMG, VOX, RB, NB, Scan, HI-Cut, Talkback Level, CTCSS, DCS, SQ, ASQ, AM/FM/PA Mode, NO SSB

Radio would be fine but no modulation when received and S meter reads full meter all the time, need to know setting in service menu to correct problem would love to be able to use radio in my Truck but cant at this point Second radio S-meter works fine and I was able to adjust power to get Good modulation out of radio pleased with this radio, believe it was a return radio, no plastic over dial and scratches but it works

Tons of functions and more channels slash frequencies than you will ever use. Just not set up for AM. I ended up purchasing something else.

Radio works well for 10 meter AM (29 mhz). FM is 2.5 khz deviation (narrow) and legal for 10 meter use anywhere AM phone is permitted on 10 meters, so its usable below 29 mhz. It is not very compatible for the older 5 khz deviation used above 29.5 mhz and reports of low audio on repeaters and simplex will be common since the standard for years on 10 meter FM was 5 khz deviation. It has -100 khz offset for repeaters.

Easy to set-up and use.

Figured it out! Thanks for the comments!

Works great and the FM feature is an added bonus. Love the the scan feature.

Its a cb radio and it works fine

Can’t tune to any antenna to this radio. I have used other radios with the same antenna and thy can tune up! But can get anytone 500m to tune up to the same antenna at all. Swr was max on both meter I have. I Try to go to anytone. Net and got a pop up from my Norton not to use this site. So I am s.o.l !!

Pros: Feature packed, plenty of frequencies, user friendly and compact. Very sensitive with 3 power ranges and up to 15 watts on FM. Cons: FM deviation only 2.1 Khz and no way to internally adjust.

Radio does not appear to have an FCCID indicated approval for legal use for CBRS. Power exceeds FCC limits per: § 95.967 CBRS transmitter power limits. Each CBRS transmitter type must be designed such that the transmitter power can not exceed the following limits: (a) When transmitting amplitude modulated (AM) voice signals or frequency modulated (FM) voice signals, the mean carrier power must not exceed 4 Watts. (b) When transmitting single sideband (SSB) voice signals, the peak envelope power must not exceed 12 Watts.