If you are looking for a high-performance mobile ham radio, look no further. The rack-mountable Ranger RCI 69 FFC6 puts out an astounding 600W due to its 8 RT6 Final Output MOSFETs. In addition to long-range, crystal clear output it has a newly designed receiver that is picks up and cleans up even very weak signals. Check out these other features: Uses Ranger RT6 MOSFET transistors, for super clear output. Louvered top cover for air flow. Echo On/Off Switch. Variable RF Power Control. Variable Talk Back Control. Fine + Coarse Variable SSB Clarifier. White LED channel and frequency display. Dimmer Hi/Low. 6 Digit Frequency Counter. SWR Meter. NB/ANL. 10KHz switch. Roger Beep With Switch. PA. 4 pin mic jack. Additional rear cooling fan. Mic, power cord, and mounting accessories included. Are you seeking a CB? This radio is not a CB (those are, by federal law, limited to 4W output). You can do CB from its single sideband mode, just not at its full rated power. However, like all other 10 meter radios it is designed to be easily converted to the 11 meter band. This is also known as the Citizens Band, from which we get "CB". The CRI X9 is a little different, and your best bet is to have a shop convert it because there's a distinct possibility of an alignment shift. If you start searching online how to do the conversion, the name Chris Holland will pop up. We know Chris, he is a nationally recognized expert on Galaxy and Ranger brands. Free plug for his company, Superior CB in Ontario, CA.