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Orders with radio work are delayed 3 - 10 days

100 watt maximum power output from four IRF520 MOSFETs
Maximum current is 25 amps
Heavy-duty DC power cord
Low profile bottom heatsink
Blue LEDs for frequency and channel readouts
Dual blue LEDs light our signature large meter
StarLite faceplate (all printing is backlit)
Meter scales indicating power output,
SWR and incoming signal strength
Side mic jack
AM/USB/LSB modes, but no FM
Variable power output control
Variable receive gain control
Variable dimmer control for LEDs, meter lamp and faceplate lettering
Switch to turn off the frequency digits
Variable Talkback circuit with on/off switch
Echo and Voice Changer like the old DX99V, but no Robot
Echo/Voice Changer controls on the front panel, not inside the radio
Roger Beep with on/off switch
Automatic SWR circuit
Standard clarifier circuit - no on/off switch
TWO YEAR GALAXY WARRANTY

This is one of those radios that SSB frequency accuracy drifts with temperature changes. We cannot change this, it has been that way with these radios for many years. If you can't live with it, don't buy this radio. Thank you.

VIDEOS

Tune-up Reports and Custom work done here at BellsCB:
This is a playlist and has multiple videos
(notice the button to change to the next video)

The item most overlooked when ordering a custom radio is the microphone. Your new radio will NOT sound great with a stock mic on it even if you have it tuned. If your CB is more than a tool for work, you NEED to upgrade your microphone.
My personal favorites are the Astatic 636L and RD104E.

CB Microphone Wiring (Galaxy)

Galaxy radios sometimes have a small scratch or ding that the factory covers with touch up. We cannot effect this and do not guarantee your radio to be cosmetically perfect. Bells CB will make no marks or scratches on your radio ourselves. Galaxy radio might though and I cannot control it.

Comply with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference. Further information can be found at the FCC website http://fcc.gov or the ARRL website http://arrl.org.

Transmitting using this radio requires an Amateur Radio License. Licensing information can be obtained by visiting www.fcc.gov or http://arrl.org. In Canada, visit http://strategis.ic.gc.ca or http://www.rac.ca

$499.50

Colors Install Nitro Knobs with dimmer control integration circuit built so it dims with the factory adjustment. 8 Knob set parts and labor. $144

Optional Accessories

Selected Above

Tune-up and frequency conversion. (Tune-up, Alignment and expanded frequency coverage)

$49

Perform Receiver improvement mods.
(These mods replace key RX parts for better sensitivity and selectivity)

$26

Install an CP-1 Top Gun Audio Compressor. (on - all the time) This amplifies your lower level audio on transmit.
NOTE: It becomes difficult to use the Talkback even at low volume with this mod.

$25

Install a switch to turn off the 100w amp.

$15

Turner RK-56 Noise Canceling microphone.
(wired for this radio with a 4 pin plug)

$46

Astatic 636L Noise Canceling microphone.
(wired for this radio with a 4 pin plug)

$29

Astatic RD104-E Amplified microphone.
(wired for this radio with a 4 pin plug and a battery installed)

$46

Install a Record/Playback Module 120 seconds (wired inside the radio with a switch on the side to record 120 seconds and to play it back)

$77

Install a Noise toy
(wired inside the radio with a switch on the side to trigger any 30 second sound byte you key)

$65

Install a Noise toy as a background theme music
(wired inside the radio with a switch to play any background music at very low volume so you can talk over it.)

$65

Add a Small External Speaker
(plugs into back of the radio for improved sound)

$12

Add a Large External Speaker
(plugs into back of the radio for improved sound)

$25

Install Star-Bryte Knobs with dimmer control. 8 Knob set parts and labor.

$199

Change factory power cord to a 8 Gauge Power Cord (10 foot) with AGU fuse and Change the DC Jack to a high amperage 2 Pin XT90E-M Quick connector. Install 3300uF filter Cap inside.

$99

Add a power Supply to run this as a Base Station in the house.

$89

K-Link K-630 Brackets:
Sturdy Table top stands will make your Ranger into a base in no time.

$28

Tuned up values on these watt meters

	Dosy	Bird RMS	* Bird 43P
AM	3~30w	3~30w	3~30w
PEAK AM	22~72w	4~31w	60~125w
SSB	45~90w	26~48	70~120w

5/28/24

Tuned up values on these watt meters
With optional AMP switch OFF

	Dosy	Bird RMS	* Bird 43P
AM	.02~2w	.02~2w	.02~2w
PEAK AM	1~10w	1~4w	7~25w
SSB	2 ~ 8w	2 ~ 4w	6 ~ 18w

* The most informative and the one we use.
4/30/23

GENERAL
Frequency Range	28.315 ~ 28.755 MHz
Emission	AM/USB/LSB
Frequency Control	Phase-Lock-Loop (PLL) Synthesizer
Frequency Stability	0.001%
Temperature Range	-30�C to +50�C
Antenna Impedance	50 Ohms
Antenna Connectors	Standard SO-239 type
Input Voltage	13.8V DC
Size	7 3/4" (W) x 2 7/8" (H) x 10 1/4" (D)
Weight	6 lb.
Shipping Weight	12 lb
TRANSMITTER
RF Power Output	OEM Specs: AM: 5W~40W Peak 100W SSB: 100W PEP Actual out of the Box average: AM: 8W~30W Peak 90W SSB: 80W PEP After a tune-up it is: AM: 3W~30W Peak 130W SSB: 100W PEP
Transmit Current	AM: 14 Amps SSB: 25 Amps
Spurious Emission	-50 dB
Unwanted Sideband	-50 dB
Audio Distortion	10%
Frequency Response	300 to 2500Hz
Microphone	Dynamic
Clarifier Range	Coarse: � 6.0KHz, Fine: � 1.0KHz
RECEIVER
Sensitivity for 10 dB (S+N)/N	AM: < 0.5 μV USB/LSB: < 0.25 μV
Squelch Sensitivity	< 0.5 uV
Selectivity	-55 dB
Image Rejection	-50 dB
AGC Figure of Merit	100 mV for 10dB Change in Audio Output
Audio Power Output	2.5W @ 10% Distortion
Audio Response	300 to 2500 Hz