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CRT “Superstar” SS 7900 Out Now 210Euros

As promised a few months ago and hinted at. CRT France has launched a new assault on the 10m market with the new release of a radio, the 7900 which is based on the Anytone 5555n.  Below we have some of the details and well done to CRT for continuing with Qixiang who brought us the excellent CRT Mike and CRT One earlier.

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Frequencies: 28-29.7 MHz
Modes: AM / FM / LSB / USB
Out power: 12W AM / FM 30W / 30W SSB
Microphone jack on front panel with up / down channels
Big display LCD with:
Displaying frequency or channel
Viewing the modulation mode
Indicator signal reception and transmission
SWR level indicator
Automatic squelch (AM/FM) ASC
Adjustable power AM / FM / SSB
SCAN
Function Dual watch

Emergency Channel
Function + 10Khz
function Echo
Clarifier
Function offset
CTCSS/DCS  encoder/decoder (included original )38 CTCSS-104DCS

Roger Beep Function
Beep function keys
NB Filter / HI-CUT
Keypad lock
RF GAIN
TOT
SWR protection
Function monitoring
6 Memory programming
Programming by software (optional) cable PC50 ref: TX000008
Dimensions: 250x280x60 (W x L x H)
Weight: 1.5 Kg

  

Qixiang had a bad press and many people complained about the Lincoln II, and indeed i also was less than impressed when they first come to market but i state now the same as i said then. If i needed today to have a new radio designed for SSB and it was full size and or DIN then i would ask Qixiang, discuss well, decide together and watch over every step of the way. In stores now and 210 euros for the radio

Is this radio the Grant II killer as some said when it was released as a QX 5555n. I cannot tell you, wallets, time and on air reports will answer these questions.

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