Radioddity CS -47

[Pez]

Not a sure how they would handle ssb clarification with no traditional controls. I can't see fumbling with a one handed menu driven clarifier while driving down the road. They would have to add some physical knob(s). BUT if they did I would certainly buy one.

Depending on the way the UI is designed, it can work extremely well. Here is the best mobile SSB radio I have ever used, the Codan Envoy.

If a hand controller SSB 11/10m radio was released, I would get one. Same goes for a small SSB rig. AT-500M2 or SR-94HPC sized would be awesome.

 

[jack1993]

Depending on the way the UI is designed, it can work extremely well. Here is the best mobile SSB radio I have ever used, the Codan Envoy.

Just a *wee bit* of a price difference between this Envoy and the CS-47! lol

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

How did you get in to the service menu?

I don't believe that I was able to, I was mistaken.

 

[Pez]

Yes just a wee price difference! But I have a Anytone Graces (CS-47) too, and it's a very nice little radio. My point is that you can make an SSB rig that works great without traditional control knobs.

As long as your friends don't use Ranger radios, then you won't need to press the clarifier button much anyway! hihi

73

 

[SurgePGH]

Yes just a wee price difference! But I have a Anytone Graces (CS-47) too, and it's a very nice little radio. My point is that you can make an SSB rig that works great without traditional control knobs.

As long as your friends don't use Ranger radios, then you won't need to press the clarifier button much anyway! hihi

73

Hate to revive an old thread but I just got my hands on the CS-47. Has anyone figured out how to reduce the power output? I want to run an amp behind this. I’m sure there has to be an engineering menu hidden in there somewhere.