The Ranger RCI-69VHP features a clean 60+ watts PEP on all modes
AM, FM, USB and LSB. The RCI-69VHP has all the features a radio
operator wants in a top-of-the-line sideband radio including a true
frequency counter not just a frequency display, like the
competition. Experience Rangers legendary quality and 30 years of
sideband engineering expertise with the RCI-69VHP.
New Final Amplifier Design Uses Ranger RT1
MOSFET Transistors 80+ Watts PEP Output Power Variable RF
Power Control 6 Digit Frequency Counter New Smoke Chrome Front
Panel Heavy Duty, High Power Heatsink S/RF/SWR Front Panel
Meter Real Channel Selector Control SRA-198 Chrome Noise
Cancelling Mic Included Variable Talk Back Control Built-In
Echo with On/Off Switch This is a
adjustable inside the radio only. Fine + Coarse Variable SSB Clarifier
Cool Blue LED Channel & Freq Display 4pin Mic Jack with Right Angle
Mic Plug
This is one of those radios that the
frequency counter counts up and down, the last digit changing all the
time. We cannot change this, it has been that way with these counters
for years. If you can't live with it, don't buy this radio. Thank you.
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.
Ranger radios sometimes have a small
scratch or ding that the factory covers with black 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. Ranger 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
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