Vero VR-N7500 vs AnyTone AT-778UV
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Vero VR-N7500 or AnyTone AT-778UV? I’ve put both radios side by side: data from the manufacturers’ datasheets and photos at the same scale. The Vero VR-N7500 comes out better: power on 2 m, power on 70 cm, APRS / D-PRS and Bluetooth; AnyTone AT-778UV: weight and memory channels.
Specs side by side
| VeroVR-N7500▲ 4 | AnyToneAT-778UV▲ 2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Bands and modes | ||
| Transmit bands | 136–174 MHz400–470 MHz | 144–146 MHz430–440 MHz |
| Receive range | 88–108 (FM broadcast) · 136–174 · 400–520 MHz | 144–146 · 430–440 MHz |
| Airband AM | — | — |
| Modes | FMAPRS | FM |
| Transmit power | ||
| 144 MHz (2 m) | 50 W ▲ | 25 W |
| 430 MHz (70 cm) | 40 W ▲ | 25 W |
| Power levels | 50 · 25 · 8 W (70 cm: max. 40 W) | 25 · 15 · 5 W |
| Reception and operation | ||
| Dual receive | — | — |
| Detachable front panel | — | — |
| Display | none (phone screen) | colour TFT, rotatable |
| Speaker | no data | 2 W |
| Features | ||
| GPS | — | — |
| APRS / D-PRS | APRS (KISS TNC, GPS from a phone) | — |
| Bluetooth | — | |
| microSD card | — | — |
| Power and case | ||
| Transmit current draw | 9 A | no data |
| Antenna connector | no data | SO-239 |
| Dimensions | 135 × 38 × 160 mmwith fan | 124 × 39 × 163 mmwidth × height × depth |
| Weight | 1200 g | 640 g ▲ |
| Other | ||
| Memory channels | 192 | 200 ▲ |
| Release | 2019 | no data |
Data: manufacturers’ spec sheets and manuals · as of 31.10.2026
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