Galaxy DX47HP: 100 Watts of Pure Power & Custom Style. Upgrade your mobile setup with the Galaxy DX47HP. Known for its “big radio” sound in a compact frame, this 10-meter amateur radio delivers a massive. 100 Watts of peak power. Right out of the box. [Key Features & Benefits]. Dual MOSFET finals provide 100W peak power and a 40W carrier to ensure you’re heard loud and clear. The 7-color selectable backlight lets you choose from blue, light blue, green, amber, pink, red, or white to match your vehicle’s dash. Equipped with an internal cooling fan and a heavy-duty bottom-mounted heat sink for those long “rag chew” sessions. Features a front microphone jack, making it perfect for tight installs in trucks or SUVs. Includes Echo with dual controls, Roger Beep, Talkback, and a variable power output pot. 28.015 – 28.465 MHz. DX47HP Radio, 4-Pin Dynamic Mic, Power Cord, Mounting Bracket & Hardware, Owner’s Manual. The Galaxy DX47HP 100 Watt 10 Meter Radio is a versatile ham radio transceiver with a frequency range of 28.015 to 28.465 MHz. This radio features a selectable 7 color face, making it visually appealing while operating. With a durable construction, high output, and compatibility with over the road trucks, this radio from Galaxy is a reliable choice for truckers who convert it (or have a shop convert it) to the 11 meter (Citizens) band. Meter with 3 scales. High SWR alert LED. Like all 10 meter radios, this is not a CB even though it looks like one. 100 Watts Peak Power / 40 Watt Carrier. 14 Amps Maximum Current Usage. Bottom Mounted Heat Sink. Seven Selectable Backlight Colors. Echo with Dual Controls. Galaxy Meter with 3 Scales. Front Mic Jack +10Khz Circuit. Pot Modulation Lamp with On/Off Switch. High SWR Alert LED. Talkback Circuit with On/Off Switch. Circuit Variable Power Output Pot. 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.
