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GALAXY DX 48T

10 Meter AM/FM Amateur Radio

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DX 48T Specifications

Introducing the first of the 10 Meter Big Rig Series Radios

AKA: DX 48T

Looking for a RIG that talks BIG?

Walk the walk and talk the talk with this no-nonsense radio.

Some of the extras had to go to produce this powerhouse in a clean, simple package.

New features include:

• A High Performance output circuit that uses two Toshiba 2SC2290 power transistors to generate 50 watts for AM and FM operation (No SSB operation)
• New chassis incorporates a solid aluminum finned rear section as a heatsink
• Additional heatsink on the bottom of the radio with an internal Micro cooling fan increases the radio height from 2.5 to 3 inches
• New "StarLite" EL faceplate is matte black with all lettering backlit in green and blue
• Main circuit board upgraded to the same board as the DX 2517 base radio
• Front mic jack
• Heavy duty DC power cord

Items NOT included:

• No frequency counter
• No jack for accessory frequency counter
• No Roger Beep circuit
• No clarifier
• Three-position dimmer switch takes the place of a variable dimmer pot

The DX 48T also has the following standard features found on other Galaxy radios:

• Large, easy-to-read meter with 4 scales:
  1. "S" meter indicates up to 60dB over S9
  2. Modulation percentage scale for use on AM
  3. Calibrated power scale
  4. SWR scale
• Automatic SWR circuit (No complicated calibration procedure required)
• LED lights red to warn of high SWR
• Variable power output control
• Echo with dual controls
• Talkback circuit with On/Off switch and volume control
• Green/Red LED indicator for Receive/Transmit
• NB/ANL circuit
• Receive gain control
• Two year limited warranty

 

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Warranty Information

 

RADIO LICENSE DISCLOSURE:

A license to operate certain two way radios may be required by your federal/local government. Operating certain radio equipment without such license may be illegal in your area. The end user consumer is solely responsible for acquiring such license and for the proper use of all radio equipment.

 

This radio is an Amateur radio and not a CB transceiver. Therefore, this radio is not governed by Part 95 of 47 C.F.R, but by Part 97 of 47 C.F.R. Part 97 does not require type acceptance of Amateur radios.