What kind of transistors are in the Stryker sr-655hpc?

High Power – The SR-655HPC is uses four FQP13N10 mosfet transistors that produce 70+ watts PEP. If you want be heard, the SR-655HPC has the power required to do some serious talking. Brilliant 7-Color LED Backlit Face Plate- Choose from 7 colors with the push of a button or let the CPU controller scan through all of the colors on it’s own.

When did the Stryker sr-955hp radio come out?

The Stryker SR-955HP is a brand new radio released in May 2012. This radio has been a long time in the making and the first rumors we heard of the radio started over two years ago.

Why did Stryker make the SSB export radio?

Stryker spent a long time working with the factory to develop this radio and the goal was to create a SSB radio that would retain all of the positive aspects of their previous AM radios while offering SSB stability. One of the biggest complaints about SSB export radios over the years has been issues with frequency drift during SSB operation.

Can you customize a Stryker 10 meter radio?

Customizable through PC: – Stryker SR-655HPC, 10-meter radio, can be easily customized and programmed using your PC or Laptop. You can also customize the tune/beeps by using a PC. Digital Echo Controls: Digital Echo/Dual Front Mounted Control provides the operator various effects and control over other echo boards.

Is the Stryker sr-655 the same as the 955?

The Stryker SR-655-HPC is the newest addition from Stryker. Featuring a multi-color LCD faceplate and a frequency counter. This model is almost exactly the same as the Stryker SR-955-HPC except the 655 has AM/FM modes where the 955 has AM/FM/SSB modes.

How to change the radio settings on a Stryker?

While still pressing and holding them, power the radio on. Release the buttons and wait for the radio to display “REST END”. Then turn the radio off and then back on, it’s now been restored to the factory software settings. For best results, the user should select a low-impedance dynamic type microphone or a transistorized microphone.

Stryker spent a long time working with the factory to develop this radio and the goal was to create a SSB radio that would retain all of the positive aspects of their previous AM radios while offering SSB stability. One of the biggest complaints about SSB export radios over the years has been issues with frequency drift during SSB operation.

Is the 655 the same as the 955?

Featuring a multi-color LCD faceplate and a frequency counter. This model is almost exactly the same as the Stryker SR-955-HPC except the 655 has AM/FM modes where the 955 has AM/FM/SSB modes.