Ranger RCI 2950DX 10 & 12 Meter

Blue Display
Modes: AM/FM/USB/LSB/CW
Variable power output control Adjusts your deadkey power.
An improved receiver Designed for increased sensitivity and image rejections.
A double FET balanced mixer For improved receiver intermodulation rejection.
New power supply protection And temperature compensation for improved stability and reliability over wide temperature ranges.
Surface mount components For increased resistance to shock and vibration.
Improved display lighting for easy reading in a wide range of light conditions.
10 & 12 Meter Bands Allows you to recieve and transmit on these popular amateur frequency bands.
Receiver Clarifier (0.5kHz) Allows you to adjust your recieve frequency.
Noise Blanker/ Automatic Noise Limiter Reduces extra static and recieve noise.
Programmable repeater offset Allows you to offset your frequency for FM repeator use.
Active frequency scanner Scans through to find active frequencies.
Ten programmable frequencies Program in your most monitored frequencies for easy access.

Accessories:

• 6-Pin Dynamic Microphone
• 3-pin two-wire power cord
• Mounting Bracket
• Mounting Knobs
• Microphone Holder
• Operation/Owners Manual
  
  Ranger Communications once again sets the performance and reliability standard for Amateur mobile transceivers with the latest generation of our popular RCI-2950/70 series of cost effective, multi mode (including single sideband and CW!), high performance transceivers.
• The following product is covered by a 2 Year limited warranty with Ranger
  
  Dimensions:
• Length: 9 1/4"
• Width: 7 7/8"
• Height: 2 3/8"
• Add approx 1" for knobs on front & 1/2" antenna connection on back

R10-10003

Rob |
11/09/2016

I had ordered a new 2950dx from Copper about a year ago and haven't looked back. This is a wonderful radio and Copper tuned it just like I asked them to. I request that the dead key be about one watt, I got a call from Copper later that same day telling me that the 2950 won't do one watt but they can get as low as two watts. Two watts was still good enough to run with my RM 203 amp! I have hundreds of hours of transmission time on this radio and amp, I'm always getting compliments from fellow radio operators of how great my radio sounds! FYI, if you're going to get a amp for this radio don't get one with a receive amp, it will overdrive the front end and just hinder your receiver. The 2950 has such a sensitive receiver anyway. I wouldn't own any other CB radio, the 2950 has everything I want in a radio and nothing I don't like echo, talk back, or noise toys. See my reviews for the RM 203P and non "P" amps, you might find some helpful hints.

Tom Glass |
06/03/2015

My 6 meter RCI ,Looks exactly like this ten meter radio! It gets out really well , I've worked people all over the U.S. , Canada and Argentina with it! Keep up the good , Radio work , Ranger!

Greg Jarvis |
06/03/2015

I have 3 RCI 2950DX's. they are a great radio for the money, simple to use,and very trouble-free. Its the cheapest way to get on 10 or 12Meters, I run them with a D104 & a 5' Firestik antenna and worked the world many times over with great reports.

Tha Dood |
12/18/2014

I bought one of the original RCI-2950 rigs used from a friend in 1991 and still have it. Back then all-mode rigs for under $300.00 is great. Put a D-104M6 hand mic on this rig and it's an all-mode talker. Great receive as well. This is a keeper.

eric mintel |
03/12/2012

I can?t say enough about how great these radios are for the SSB?er. Both the 2970DX I?ve tried and the 2950DX?s have performed flawlessly with excellent stability. They aren?t the loudest radios out there and they aren?t the easiest to use in terms of simplicity, but they are far and above a better SSB export radio than the majority of radios on the market. make sure to get tuned by copper, they did a good job on the one two i have. thx copper once again

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