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He must have taken a much deserved vacation. No response e mail or phone message.

I have e mailed him, I will try to call him today. Thanks for the advise.

Dan if you are out there please let us know how to contact you? Ben in Florida

Has anyone heard what the future will be for Northpoint with the untimely passing of Stan Wells?

Does anyone know who owns Stryker. Is it Tyler from Premiere?

Also, besides several of the Ranger made radios, Radio Shack radios, and President radios being reviewed by the ARRL and posted on their website I recently purchased the Gordon West w5yi Extra Class manual. In it are several pictures of an RCI 2950dx 10 meter mounted in a car. Just some more...

I wonder how the fcc found out? Also if these radios show up on these lists not to market in the US, I assume one can legally buy them outside of the US but in the US is illegal? Again I am not sure who makes these lists up. Justin D. are you out there? Any comments? How about Frank...

I certainly don't mean to deter anyone from buying or purchase a certain radio. I am just interested in the truth. I don't work for the FCC or the federal government. I just don't understand part 97. It sounds like I can own and use these 10 meter radios on 10 meters in the US as long as...

I actually have heard of volunteer fire fighters doing just that. I wonder who makes up these lists. Is it ham radio operators or the FCC itself. Are they just trying to deter cbers from using 10 meter radios on cb? So one can own one of these radios and use them on 10 meters if you are a...

So the majority believe that any radio can be used on the ham bands as long as they meat spectral purity levels. I see FCC lists but do not know who have made these lists up. Rangers, Connex, and Galaxys top the lists but several hams use these on the ham bands. I guess they are ok to use on the...

Another article in the Feruary 2001 issue of QST reviewed the Ranger 2970dx and had some positive things to say about the radio.

A few years ago I believe the ARRL tested a Ranger 2950 and 2970 and found it to be acceptable as far as spectral purity. Heck, HRO used to sell them. It is my understanding that part 97 states that an fcc type acceptance is not required for ham radios. I admit the big name amateur radio...

On AM low around 4 watts deadkey. On AM high I believe 35 watts is what Cobra Specs. I have had good luck with them also. Just set and forget it.

One can find a list on the fcc website for Ranger, Connex, Galaxy, Superstar, Uniden, and the like. I always thought that one could use these radios on the 10 meter band with the correct license. I thought they fell under part 97. I guess they are illegal to use and convert on the cb band but...

Can anyone suggest what 10 meter mobile radios are legal for use ? Different websites suggest that none are legal. Is this true?

The Stryker has a single driver into a single pill for its PA board. The Stryker has two unique roger beeps. Look at a Stryker vs a Magnum S6 on a scope. The Stryker should show a cleaner pattern. The Stryker has a quiter receiver. I believe this is because unlike many 10 meter radios it is not...

Send it to Justin. He can rework the receive stages of the radio.

What a great price. As I stated Cole's, Lesco, and Ramko have them wholesale for $149 plus shipping. The rebate is good until the 15th so the lowest I have seen it online is $159 from Palco. Thanks for the info and you got a great super deal. Ben in Florida

The lowest I could find this radio from my wholesalers is $149 plus shipping. I wonder where they are getting it for $119? Ben in Florida

I can't find it for that price. Amazon is up to $170.