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New (new-ish) Texas Ranger TRE-2639
- Thread starter Eldorado828
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An AM only radio with a dual clarifier?
that just don't make no sense!
and that RB-AM-CH19 switch?
WTF is that about?
Seems like someone at Ranger asked, "what are the absolute cheapest bells and whistles we can add to the front of this radio?"
My official review?
Lame.
LC
that just don't make no sense!
and that RB-AM-CH19 switch?
WTF is that about?
Seems like someone at Ranger asked, "what are the absolute cheapest bells and whistles we can add to the front of this radio?"
My official review?
Lame.
LC
Seems like it's made of leftovers, and the do it yourself echo board is going to be a real hit... 
Another rehashed pig with lipstick from Ranger. They seem incapable of an original thought when it comes to radio design. They are stuck in the 1990's while companies like Qixiang are firmly rooted in the year 2025.
I guess they are saving some labor not installing the echo board, and why don't they just label it echo/delay instead of clarifier?
I scratch my head at some of the things that ranger builds but people keep buying them.
73
Jeff
The engineer that was designing radios for ranger retired some time back.
I agree with you, it feels like they are rehashing the same things in different packages now.
Ranger was the original clone master, copying uniden, then building the cpu controlled 2950 series radios.
Nowadays they seem stuck in a rut.
73
Jeff
Three hundred puts it squarely in 6666Pro territory. Ranger needs to quit playing around and steal some kind of noise reduction to copy into their receivers. And fix the drifting problem. And...