New Ranger RCI-69VHP SSB coming soon

[AudioShockwav]

The 98 VHP was a move the brown wire radio.
Should be on CB Tricks.
No CPU.
No E chip.
73
Jeff

 

[AudioShockwav]

http://cbtricks.com/radios/galaxy/dx98vhp/dx98vhp_freq_conv.htm

73
Jeff

 

[CB590]

http://cbtricks.com/radios/galaxy/dx98vhp/dx98vhp_freq_conv.htm

73
Jeff

Just found after I posted. Looks simple enough..

Thinking less drift then 98vhp and FFB4 as there is no amp under the rig..

Time will tell I guess..

Any idea which board is in the Stryker 955?? Rumor had similar to AT6666..

 

[undertaker]

hope it is not a drifter...

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

Just found after I posted. Looks simple enough..

Thinking less drift then 98vhp and FFB4 as there is no amp under the rig..

Time will tell I guess..

Any idea which board is in the Stryker 955?? Rumor had similar to AT6666..

I think the 955 is based on the AT5555. If this is like the 98vhp then I bet it drifts. I think it is the same as the 99v which is a sailboat.

 

[ExitThirteen]

More drifty junk that's gonna be coming across my bench I'm sure. Nothing like job security!


~Cheers~

 

[sunbulls]

Unless Ranger cheapened the mic, at least I know it has one good thing to go with that right angle connector.

 

[undertaker]

Awful expensive from lesters with all of his add ons..

 

[CB590]

Awful expensive from lesters with all of his add ons..

I'd rather run stock and just move the wire myself and get a normal alignment after. If I can undo a smt resistor I should be able to move a wire and resolder..

 

[undertaker]

Agreed I don't think you need all that other stuff!!!

 

[kopcicle]

More drifty junk that's gonna be coming across my bench I'm sure. Nothing like job security!


~Cheers~

Warming up my Titan II as I type this. Compared to a *69VHP it's a frequency standard...

 

[AudioShockwav]

I'd rather run stock and just move the wire myself and get a normal alignment after. If I can undo a smt resistor I should be able to move a wire and resolder..

If you go back in his videos you will see were he unboxed a brand new radio.
The frequency is off, as in not on center slot with the clarifer and the radio swings backwards on a avg reading meter.
They are not always ready to use out of the box.
The " production line" at Ranger is not staffed with what I would call trained radio tech's with top of the line test equipment.
They assemble radios.
It is not the high tech line that you might think.
Nothing like how Yaesu radios were built back in the day in Japan.
Think cheap labor here not skilled technical people.
73
Jeff

 

[w9cll]

powerout is different on different modes

No they quote it wrong in different stops

 

[loosecannon]

im not sure why anyone thinks that there is anything different in this radio than there has been in any of their other radios.

It's Ranger folks, these guys make their money by dressing up pigs and sending them out to dances.

I just don't understand why so many people get in line to dance with a pig.
LC

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

There are cheaper ways to get an AM monster.