Radioddity QT80 10 Meter Radio, 80W High Power Amateur Ham Radio, SSB/AM/FM/PA Mobile Transceiver with RX & TX Noise Reduction, CTCSS/DCS, ASQ, SWR High Alert

I have been a avid radio operator since the way early 70's...I've had my ham radio ticket since the early 90s...I have a truckload of quality communication gear...It takes a lot to impress me twice in a row...I purchased a Radioddity G90 about two years ago to use portable... I could not be happier with it... Great little first HF or portable "qrp" (20 watts) rig...That said...I decided to give Radioddity a chance to defend their title...I heard about the QT80 from my local radio needs and decided to give it a try...My ham privileges and my fondness for 11 meters, made this a practical selection...This radio is the same chassis as a Anytone 6666 pro... but...My experience with Radioddity's customer service sealed the deal for me and I did not hesitate to stick with their support team...The QT 80 is hands down one of the best performing radios that I own, now...I have Yeasu, Alinco, and President radios to compare it with so, that is a tough team to beat...For filtering, options like variable power, 100 watts SSB FM and AM, Memory and offsets for working 10 meter repeaters, this is a hard yes...You can spend more money but I don't think that you will get a better value for your dollar...My advice is, stop looking and buy it...YouTube is your friend for easy instruction...Buy it...73

Nice radio, can unlock for CB and other frequencies. Good power for a mobile.

Decent value, don't really get good reception by area and I don't have a room to proper antenna

Great Radio

I received this transceiver along with the radioddity CBL – 561 antenna. Everything is hooked up properly and the radio comes on it shows SWR 1.2. however, there’s nothing but static and it does not pick up a thing. I’ve tuned through all the frequencies and it does not receive anything but static. Very disappointed in this purchase.

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using an old h7000 discone antenna i listened in on three hams talking together on 3 different continentsfrance,india and san diego. and im in cental maine...compared to my qt60 the qt80 is somewhat better but i miss not having swr meter check built in..they were running much larger antennas with 800 and 1200watt amps..Im Only a hobby level(mostly listen) with the grandkids and this radio works well for the occasional ham meet on a borrowed antenna feed and at home for local hams 60 to 200 miles with my discone..maybe try a center feed antenna in the warmer weather..only drawback is not alot of room around antenna plug because of heatsink

So far I like this radio. I have made numerous contacts around the world with this unit.