AnyTone AT-D578UVIII Plus
AnyTone AT-D578UVIII Plus
Power, Performance, and Precision—All in One Mobile Radio.
Designed for serious ham radio operators, the AT-D578UVIII Plus is your ultimate companion for both DMR and analog communication. Whether you're transmitting locally or worldwide, take advantage of tri-band capabilities on UHF, VHF, and 220 MHz. The AT-D578UVIII Plus is brings versatility, ease, and exceptional range to your setup.
- AnyTone AT-D578UVIII Plus Tri-Band Amateur DMR Mobile Radio ($494.99)
- FREE AT-D578UVIII Plus BCU Training Course: Hours of Beginner-to-expert training that walks you through your new radio. ($97)
- FREE AT-D578UVII Plus DMR Mobile Freedom Workshop ($297)
- FREE Ultra Codeplug ($99.99)
- FREE One Month BC+ Membership ($14.99)
- Tri-Band Capability: Operates on UHF, VHF, and 220 MHz, offering unparalleled flexibility for seamless communication across bands.
- Global DMR & Analog Access: Connect with operators locally and worldwide with the power of DMR and analog modes.
- Bluetooth Compatible: Use hands-free devices and easily link up with other Bluetooth-enabled accessories.
- High-Power Output: 50W output ensures strong, clear signal transmission for maximum range.
- Large Contact Storage: Holds up to 500,000 contacts, supporting seamless DMR connections.
- Communicate over world-wide IP Based DMR digital radio networks.
- Tri-band! VHF: 50/25/10/5W UHF: 45/25/10/5W 220: 5W
- APRS Location Data Receive and Transmit - See what location you and other operators are broadcasting from. Digital and Analog
- Air Band Receive - Listen to airplanes and air traffic.
- 500K Contact List Capacity - Fit all DMR users in your radio for years to come.
- Bluetooth!
- FREE Comprehensive Video Training!!!
- Cross-band Repeat - This feature turns your radio into a repeater!
- Don't forget to grab your Tri-Band Antenna here.
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I took advantage of the Labor Day sale that BridgeCom offered with the AT-D578UVIII Plus and I was prepared to wait for delivery but BridgeCom had the radio to me by the end of that short week in rural NH. There's literally tons of functionality with this radio and I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to not only operate on VHF and UHF but also 1.25M, as well as DMR, APRS, listen to airbands, and have GPS functionality, and crossband repeat which I haven't played with yet. I'm a relatively new ham but I think I've truly found my long-term "local" radio. So in addition to this highly functional radio, BridgeCom included the Ultimate Codeplug which I found very helpful. I was prepared to build out my own but importing their codeplug with preconfigured Zones and Scan Groups took a lot of busy work off my plate, in addition to those there's ~ 900 digital talk groups and their digital contact list which numers in the 10s of thousands. BridgeCom also included their BridgeCom University with multiple videos across a broad range of the D578 feature set. Some are pretty basic, really geared towards those that are new ham radio whereas others can help you with some of the more advanced features. The one knock I would give this radio has to do with the CPS. In the older 5888UVIII that this D578 is replacing for me, that CPS had find/replace functionality whereas the CPS for the D578 does not. So, if you need to make changes across multiple channels you need to export your codeplug to CSV format, do you updates there, then import that updated CSV. Not a big deal, really just a change in my workflow but not quite as convenient as what I'm used to.
My AnyTone 878 is a joy to use and was a snap to program using the Ultra Code Plug. I should have bought it a long time ago.
578's have so many features I may never get to them all. So far it sounds good & transmission reports are very favorable. My 578 replaced an AT-5888UVIII, which got moved over to my P/U truck. Now have 8 Anytone radios. Guess I like them!
I haven’t listened to a contact because of deficiencies with the Operating Manual. For example, I want to listen to an analog channel. NOAA Wx. Section 4.2 refers to VFO/MR mode and Switch channel type. Basic Operations mentions a VFO/Channel key. I can’t find any of these keys. Do all keys need to be programmed? When I press Menu I cannot find Settings as a menu item,
AnyTone AT-D578UVIII Plus