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*New* Ranger RCI-2950DX6

News for Ranger lovers wig the release of the 2950DX6. This is the latest in the series of the radio with 10-12m on board, a new display and also an updated output stage putting the power at 60 watts PEP on SSB with a new “Ranger RT-1” final being used to power the radio. Expect a price of around $400 plus shipping, import duties and taxes into Europe.

  • ALL NEW LED display replaces the old LCD display.  This display will be easier to read from various angles.
  • An improved receiver: designed for increased sensitivity and image rejections.
  • A double FET balanced mixer: for improved receiver inter-modulation rejection.
  •  New power supply protection: and temperature compensation for improved stability and reliability over wide temperature ranges.
  • Surface mount components: for increased resistance to shock and vibration.
  • Improved display lighting: for easy reading in a wide range of light conditions.
  • Variable Power Output – great for PSK-31 operation.

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2 comments

  1. Hello Simon,
    many Thanks for your info about the new Ranger DX6,
    I bought an RCI-2950DX/CD from Jabber Products one week before Brexit, because importing into the EU without a CE mark is difficult.
    I wonder now may this was a mistake, do they only changed the backend for more transmission power ?
    Maybe a narrower filter has been retrofitted for better reception, or maybe there is now a potentiometer for frequency swing in FM.
    I would be grateful for any additional information, because at Ranger-USA nobody has ever answered emails, the customer service of Ranger unfortunately still smells like 1900th.

    Dear Simon, keep up the good work on this Site!

    Best Regards !
    Armin S. from Heidelberg/Germany

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