This radio is commonly used in mobile and long-distance communication setups, including OTR trucking environments where dependable range and clarity are essential. 10 Meter Amateur Radio (Export Model). High-quality transmit and receive audio. Mobile-ready design for in-vehicle use. Built for strong performance and durability. ? More That’s Good to Know. The Stryker 655HPC doesn’t drift off frequency at all, not even slightly. High power 100+ watts PEP (this is what makes it the PLUS from the original 655 which was 60 watts). 8-color LED-backlit faceplate with Dimmer control (32 positions). Digital Echo with dual front-mounted controls. Advanced Noise Reduction uses digital signal processing to measure, filter, or compress continuous analog signals. As a result, it can reduce the amount of receiver noise. Anyone who operates a radio can appreciate this feature since the airwaves can become crowded at times. Fully functional on the 10 meter band. ? What’s Included. Stryker SR-655 radio unit. Accessory Kit: mic, power cord, bracket, mounting hardware, user guide. Professionally packaged for protection. Tracking included on all orders. ? Differences Between Stryker 955 and Stryker 655. The main differences are. The SR-955HPC Has SSB (USB/LSB). The SR-655HPC does not include SSB. This is the single biggest upgrade and the reason most operators choose the 955. The SR-955HPC Covers Both 10 & 12 Meters. The 655 is a 10-meter-only radio. The 955 adds 12-meter capability, making it more flexible for licensed operators. Clarifier System for SSB. Because SSB requires precise tuning, the 955 includes a fine/coarse clarifier system. Otherwise, They Are the Same Radio. Same chassis, same display, same audio chain, same MOSFET power section – the 955 is essentially a 655 with SSB + 12 meters + clarifier. 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.
