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forgot to mention that the frequencies I program into memory hold just fine. It's just when I turn it off and then back on it defaults to 24.0000 MHZ

Thanks Nomad for all that information. Had a idea what about soldering in black/red wires into that C4 location and using a single battery holder for one 1.5 AA battery. Would that work?

Hey Nomad, I have someone telling me that there is a coin cell battery butted up against the buzzer? You ever heard of that?

Still looking for that Ranger RCI 2995 DX expert. It's a 2007 model. I'm having a problem with my 2995 DX not holding memory and I can't figure it out. I changed out the 2 electrolytic capacitors on the display board and that didn't not fix it. Say I'm dialed on 27.385 then I'll turn off the...

mine is holding memory a little better. Defaults to 27.3000 when I turn it on and RG beep ANL/NB are turned off from previously being turned on.

ok thanks I'll just have to deal with it for now.

thank you

HP 75 amp didn't work so well in my 2995. Ran way to hot and was heating up the whole radio. So installed a new LRS-600-12V power supply runs much much cooler. So far the 2995 is working fantastic. Set at 13.8V

thank you sir

Ok I'll check thank you Nomadradio

there is no visible electrolytic cap on the cpu board

my 2995 DX is having the memory loss issue after changing out the PSU to a HP 75 PSU. Does the fix also apply to the RCI 2995 DX?

Ok here we go. Just upgraded to a Mean Well 50 amp power supply. Works fantastic. Now when I turn the radio off and then back on memory is lost and display shows 24000 Mhz. So what gives? Is there a battery that saves the memory from the last time the radio was turned on? If there is no battery...

great thanks going with a HP hstns-p11 PSU in my 2995 DX.

Have a 2006 model RCI 2995 DX Power Supply is bad and going to put in a HP 75 amp PSU. What is the max voltage these radios can handle? Mine has the Toshiba 2290's in it. I just need a idea on what to set the power supply voltage to. Thanks for any suggestions.

thanks Jeff, that worked

that link didn't work, you have another link I can try?

ok did a little work on the 2995 DX. In the photo you can clearly see the black wire going to the positive terminal on the speaker. Don't know why the wires are reversed. Put a 100uf 16v cap across the terminals and it did help some. It's just temporary right now. Might try and go with a 150uf...

yeah I'll check back in with a small report

ok buddy, thanks so much for your time. going to tackle this in a little while, also going to put in a on/off switch for the rear amp and also tune that L8 for a little better recieve. 73