And yes I know the Radtel RT-20SDR comes with a programming cable but if for any reason it didn’t then below is what you need for programming it and the Luiton and possible the Maxlog and Baofeng if they eventually show themselves on the market
Dozens of emails about what parts are needed for programming of the Luiton LT-310SDR and this is what’s needed. It’s what I have used and also Andreas from Krampfaders used to program his radio also.
Andreas photo is above and I copied mine exactly to how this looks and it read the radio first attempt and across the three radios it worked fine without issues.
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Good morning, my name is Giorgio and I am the happy owner of a LUITON LT310sdr. I have read that some of you have made software-based modifications to the radio; I would like to know which modifications were made and what software was used. I read that the software for the Midland 8001 Pro was used, while other sources mention the software for the Alinco HS4.
I look forward to hearing from you. 73′ de Giorgio.
Hi Good Morning, software is on the blog and is the same for Moonraker Titan, Jopix Ham 10 and Midland 8001 PRO. They are made same place and so the same tuning software works. HS4 is a different factory and so the software doesn’t work at all. Whoever told this is foolish. In my case the only modification I made is on the blog, the low volume was set at 50 in the menu of the software and I changed it to level 6 as the sound was crazily high on low settings. That’s all I did and never ever changed anything else at all in the menus of my radios.
Cable details on blog
Software on blog
All is there and very best 73s
STW