Galaxy DX 2547
Spec Sheet

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Basics: 40 channel CB radio-new style midsize chassis: Operates on both AC and DC, six digit frequency counter, large meter with 4 scales: signal, modulation, power, SWR. Automatic SWR circuit (no complicated calibration procedure), talkback with on/off switch and volume control, variable power output control, roger beep with on/off switch, noise filter, high SWR alert, instant channel 9/19, receive clarifier with on/off switch, tone control for receive, flip-down front feet.
Additional Features: AM/SSB/PA modes, 1/4" headphone jack on front panel, jacks for PA and external speaker on rear panel, noise blanker, automatic noise limiter, dimmer control, receive gain control, mic gain control.
Dimensions: H 4-3/4" x W 11-1/4" x D 13-1/2"
Included accessories: Complete service manual including schematic diagrams enclosed (in addition to the standard operating manual), power cord and mike.
Warranty: 2 year MFG warranty
Condition: New Retail Box (NOT Refurbished)

Recommended Modification
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A performance tune up increases the output of the CB by approximately 50%. The receiver gain is typically 30-40% over stock specs. This modification includes the following changes in order to enhance the radio's performance.

Turning up the Transmitter's wattage.
Adjusting the modulation for maximum output without distortion
Modifying the Mike Amp Circuit for more modulation if needed.
Aligning the receiver for optimum signal to noise ratio.
Adjusting the squelch range

Frequency adjustment to zero tolerance.
Frequency counter display calibration. (If applicable)
Calibrate the Transmit and Receive meter settings.
Perform a complete check of all functions.
Perform a visual of the circuit board for flaws.

Notice: For Citizen Band Radios: Internal modifications of any type void type acceptance granted by the FCC. If you intend to operate a modified transceiver within the Continental United States you may be in violation of Part 95 of the FCC rules and regulations. We recommend reading and familiarizing yourself with part 95 of the FCC rules and regulations before operating a transceiver.