Connex used the best features from the popular Connex 3300 and built a new radio on top of a popular Galaxy design. This essentially gives you a Connex 3300 with five times the original power! The Connex CX46 Turbo N1 is a brand new high power ham radio transceiver that operates on a frequency range of 28.000MHz-29.700MHz. With a solid construction originating in the United States, this model is designed for amateur radio enthusiasts looking for reliable communication over a 10-meter range. Offering a power output of over 250 watts, this radio delivers clear and consistent signals for various communication needs. With its heavy-duty fused power connection, it is designed for high-performance mobile and base station use. The Connex? C46? Turbo? N1 is the next-generation powerhouse built on the proven Connex? 3300 platform and refined with Galaxy-style performance. It delivers up to? 200? Watts? PEP, crisp transmit audio, and the classic Connex echo? +? Talkback system that operators love. Designed for serious 10-meter enthusiasts, it combines rugged reliability with loud, clean output. 200? Watts? PEP? Output – Dual? MOSFET? Finals for strong, stable power. Built-in? Connex? Echo? &? Switchable? Talkback – Signature Connex sound. Variable? Power? Control – Fine-tune your output for any setup. Large? Meter? Display – Easy-to-read signal and power levels. Heavy-Duty? Heat? Sink – Keeps finals cool under load. Standard? 6-Pin? Mic? Jack – Compatible with popular power mics. Galaxy-Style? Chassis – Proven design, durable and serviceable. ? Why Operators Choose the? C46? Turbo? N1. Loud, clean transmit audio with signature Connex punch. Reliable 200? W? PEP? Output for long-range performance. Factory-fresh, FCC-compliant 10-meter configuration. Ideal for truckers, hobbyists, and base-station setups. 10 Meter Mobile Amateur Radio. 250 – 300 Watts High Power. Built-in Echo with Adjustable Controls. +10 kHz Frequency Shift Switch. Variable RF Power Control. Noise Blanker and ANL (automatic noise limiter). ANL-NB or OFF Switch. Front-mounted 4-pin Microphone Connector. Illuminated Channel Display and Meter. Red and Green Transmit Indicator LED. Bottom-mounted Heat Sink (for improved cooling). Standard SO-239 Antenna Connector. Small Meter with Scales for Signal Strength and Power Output. Rear Frequency Counter Jack. Vol, Sql, Mic Gain, RF Gain. Dual Echo and Talk Back with On/Off Switch. 6-Position Band Selector (6 Bands). +10 KHz On/Off Switch. Blue Lighting for Meter. Frequency Range: 28.015 to 28.585 MHz. Frequency Control: Phase-Lock-Loop (PLL) Synthesizer. Frequency Stability: 0.001%. Temperature Range: 0C to +50C. Antenna Impedance: 50 Ohms. Antenna Connectors: Standard SO-239 type. Input Voltage: 13.8V DC. Size: 3-1/8″ (H) x 7-7/8″ (W) x 10-3/4 (D). Meter: Illuminated; indicates relative output power, received signal strength. Spurious Emission: -50 dB. Frequency Response: 300 to 2500 Hz. Microphone: Plug-in dynamic; with push-to-talk switch and coiled cord. Sensitivity for 12 dB (S+N)/N: FM: 0.25 uV. Squelch Sensitivity: 0.5 uV. Image Rejection: -50 dB. Hum & Noise: 40 dB. What’s in the Box. 10 Meter Connex CX-46-TURBO-N1 Radio. 4 Pin Stock Microphone. Mounting Bracket with Hardware. Microphone Hanger with Hardware. Is this a CB? No, it is a 10 meter radio. The Citizens Band is limited to 4 watts and operates on the 11 meter band per FCC regulations. If you see “10 meter radio” on a listing, it is not a CB. Is it peaked and tuned? All ham radios are “peaked” by the qualified engineers who design them. A radio hack without an engineering degree and radio design experience cannot improve on this, though they can alter the radio for higher output wattage. But this overdrives the transistors, causing distortion and overheating. Not a good thing to do. There is no additional tuning required. Why the ALL CAPS for mosfet? Because MOSFET is an acronym, and in English acronyms are spelled in all caps. MOSFET stands for Metal Oxide Field Effect Transistor. This is not a new technology. It has evolved and improved over time. Some radio buyers obsess over what kind of transistor is used in the finals, based on something they read or their buddy told them. MOSFET isn’t the only way to achieve the design engineers’ goals, but this technology is often chosen. We get this question quite a bit. It is illegal to sell a converted radio, and it also violates the TOS of any online marketplace to do so. If the listing says 10 meter and it says NEW condition, then it has not been converted. And the title would also need to say 11 meter not 10 meter. We hope that helps you get around the confusion this issue causes.