The new Ranger RCI-6300F (AM/FM) series of amateur mobile transceivers offer exceptional value for Novice and Technician Class amateurs upgrading to Tech Plus and higher.

     These new entry-level units are designed for easy, reliable and safe mobile operation. Available in high F-150 (FTB) and low F-25 (FHP) power versions, the RCI-6300F transceivers provide excellent receiver sensitivity and multi-mode operation at a fraction of the cost of full band transceivers.

    The easy-to-use frequency selection system covers the 10- meter amateur band in 6-band segments. Actual operating frequency is accurately displayed in the 6-digit LED display that’s easy to read even in bright sunlight.

     A channel indicator speeds return to a popular or previously used frequency without interfering with the operator's attention to the road.

     Selectable Automatic Noise Limiter (ANL) and Noise Blanker assures noise reduction during mobile operation.

     Front panel RF power output control and RF Gain controls enable the operator to set transmitter power and receiver sensitivity to match operating conditions.

     Additional front panel controls assure optimum performance under widely varying conditions:

—     A +10 kHz switch complements the frequency selection system by shifting the TX and RX frequencies up by a known amount for increased driving safety.

—     Separate coarse and fine tuning controls for tuning above and below the selected frequency for ease of operations. (RCI-6900F models).

—     Easy-to-read panel meter - three-functions indicating received signal strength, transmitter power output, and antenna SWR.

     For a side-by-side features comparison chart of the RCI-6300 - 6900 Series versus the other Ranger amateur models, please see the Comparison Chart.

Comply with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause harmful interference. Further information can be found at the FCC website http://fcc.gov or the ARRL website http://arrl.org.

Transmitting using this radio requires an Amateur Radio License. Licensing information can be obtained by visiting www.fcc.gov or http://arrl.org. In Canada, visit http://strategis.ic.gc.ca or http://www.rac.ca