Openspot 4 Pro has oscillator frequency stability: 1ppm. Anytone AT-D578 UV II has frequency stability: ±2.0 ppm. I set +130 Hz modem receive offset on Openspot 4 Pro and I got this results:
06:21:49 dmrecho: echo rec start
06:21:51 homebrew: ping sent
06:21:51 homebrew: pong received
06:21:56 homebrew: ping sent
06:21:56 homebrew: pong received
06:22:00 dapnet: got msg: 5:1:9C8:0:042200 021022
06:22:00 dapnet: got msg: 6:1:C8:3:XTIME=0422021022XTIME=0422021022
06:22:00 dapnet: ignoring time msg
06:22:00 dmrct: [0] call ended, dur 11.3s ber 0.4% loss 0.0% rssi -47
06:22:00 dmrecho: echo rec stop
I have 0.4 BER % wich is very good and no packet loss. On TG 91 I got this results:
06:32:38 dmrct: [0] call ended, dur 8.8s ber 0.3% loss 0.0% rssi -47
I believe that the quality of the parts used in Anytone radios may differ from time to time and this is the reason for the different modem offsets.