Ranger RCI2950CD 10 Meter and 12 Meter Radio
Excellent service, lowest price, repair, warranty, tuning and fast world wide shipping on the Ranger RCI2950CD 10 meter & 12 meter radio. The RCI-2950-CD is a newer version of the RCI2950Dx3. The main difference is the new blue LED display with 6 digit frequency counter, instead of 5 digits. The new RCI 2950 CD is now available.
*AM, FM, SSB, CW
*New Blue LED Display with 6 Digit frequency counter
*30watts+ (after tuning)
*Volume, Squelch, Mic Gain, RF Gain
*RF Power
*Clarifier
*SWR Meter
*Rodger Beep
*Repeater Offset (Split TX & RX)
*Memory - 10 Channels
*Scan
*CB/PA
*External Speaker Jack
*Channel Up/Down Buttons On Radio & Microphone
*The RCI-2950 CD / RCI-2970 N2 can operate with CTCSS frequencies for accessing repeaters, with an optional CTCSS (Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System) encoding device installed.
Ranger RCI2950Dx Large Image
Ranger RCI 2950 Dx Specification Chart
RCI Amateur Radio Comparison Chart
Ranger RCI2950CD Owners Manual (.pdf)
Ranger RCI 2950 Dx and RCI 2970 Dx Service Manual
Ranger RCI 2959Dx and RCI 2970Dx Schematics (.pdf)
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