thanksI don't remember seeing that model sold in the USA. If that radio was built by RCI it will have a circuit board ID number that begins with the letters "EPT". It's usually printed in white screen-print ink on the component side of the main pc board. The digits that follow will identify the circuit board the radio uses. This might make it possible to use info that was published for a different model built on the same internal platform.
That is a great looking radio, would be even better with sideband though.https://simonthewizard.com/2026/08/10/more-news-luiton-lt-616-10m-80w-slim-amateur-radio/
LUITON has developed a similar product. Does it have a market?
Wow! The Stryker 655 mated with the 447hpc2 and created this onehttps://simonthewizard.com/2026/08/10/more-news-luiton-lt-616-10m-80w-slim-amateur-radio/
LUITON has developed a similar product. Does it have a market?

The single sideband model is currently under development.That is a great looking radio, would be even better with sideband though.