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Galaxy DC 949


Like oldslowchevy said. The Dx 949 is an FCC type certified CB radio. Its 100% legal as it comes from the factory. Galaxy has a line of "10 meter amateur radios" for the export market and also have a line of legal CBs as well.

Type accepted Galaxy radios
DX919, DX929, and DX939 are AM only. AM and SSB radios are DX949, DX959, and DX979.
 
roadrage said:
Like oldslowchevy said. The Dx 949 is an FCC type certified CB radio. Its 100% legal as it comes from the factory. Galaxy has a line of "10 meter amateur radios" for the export market and also have a line of legal CBs as well.

Type accepted Galaxy radios
DX919, DX929, and DX939 are AM only. AM and SSB radios are DX949, DX959, and DX979.
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You missed one.
 
My 949 tuned up to about 25 watts. I'd suggest an external freq. counter to do any sidebanding. Also, after I got the frequency counter I noticed the AM can be tuned with the clarifier. Zero was a few degrees to the right. My BC 980 is a few degrees to the left.
 

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