The Anytone AT-778UV is a popular dual-band FM transceiver known for its affordability and solid features. Operating on VHF (144-148 MHz) and UHF (440-450 MHz) bands, it offers selectable power outputs of 25W, 15W, or 5W. Its bright 180-degree TFT LCD display and intuitive interface enhance usability in various settings. While it delivers good audio quality and a robust build, it lacks a dedicated volume knob and may heat up during extended use. Overall, it's an excellent entry-level choice for amateur radio enthusiasts.

The article discusses the evolution of amateur radio equipment, emphasizing the importance of antennas and the essential role of the RigExpert "AA-55 Zoom" antenna analyzer. This device enables precise measurements and tuning of antennas in the HF range, enhancing performance and reliability for both amateur and professional use.

The HBR-MK2 QRP transceiver is an impressive homemade transceiver designed by Alex R2AUK to operate across 8 HF bands, 80, 40, 30, 20, 17,...

The uBITX v6 is a compact and versatile single board transceiver that covers the entire HF range with minimal controls. It features an Arduino Nano controller, Si5351 oscillator, and a double conversion superhet architecture. Simple to build and align, it offers up to 10 watts pep on lower HF bands.

A one antenna solution for all those who don't have the space or resources for multiple VHF and UHF antennas.

Triband Base Antenna for 6m 2m 70cm bands.

The Q900 SDR is a compact and versatile all band, all mode transceiver, designed for amateur radio use. It covers a wide range of frequencies from 160 meters to 70 centimeters, and supports multiple modes of operation such as SSB, CW, AM, FM, and digital. It has a compact design and intuitive interface

Xiegu G106 is a 5W portable QRP radio with SDR circuit structure using 16bit-CODEC sampling, which can provide superior performance.The whole device is with...