I have read many threads here where stryker just replaces the board when one is sent in for waranty service. When you send a president radio in they just send you a brand new one. Service info is treated as a trade secret like colonial sanders secret recipe.I don't think I would call the Stryker 955 disposable. I would actually call it very reliable and serviceable if you send it to a tech who can, and knows how to work on new technology. There are quite a few out there. It's like modern cars. There was a day when I could and would do most of the mechanical work on my car, but you won't find me under the hood today.
I think I would rather have a 955 vs either of my two old school radios that constantly need attention. But I do understand where you're coming from.
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As long as you're happy, it's all that really matters. That's what this hobby is about.I have read many threads here where stryker just replaces the board when one is sent in for waranty service. When you send a president radio in they just send you a brand new one. Service info is treated as a trade secret like colonial sanders secret recipe.
I guess I am like the driver that came in a while back and traded his stryker 655 straight across for a used General Lee, he said "I don't need all that digital." I sold my lincoln 2 plus and replaced it with a more traditional radio and I couldn't be more pleased.