NEW FEATURES!

• Delivers over 100 Watts PEP, ensuring superior performance
• The upgraded Noise Reduction Circuit (NRC) minimizes noise during transmit and receive
• Weather channels and severe weather alerts, with the option to deactivate alerts as needed
• Supports VHF VFO Reception within the range of 136 MHz to 174 MHz
• Advanced Noise Reduction (NR) uses digital signal processing to measure, filter, or compress continuous analog signals, reducing the amount of receiver noise. You get superior performance on crowded airwaves because Stryker is at the forefront of technological developments in radio.
• Allows for adjustable Automatic Gain Control (AGC) speed, catering to specific user requirements
• Variable Transmit Frequency Response – You can now change the transmit frequency response of your radio. You can choose from 2.0 kHz, 2.5 kHz, 3.0 kHz, 3.5 kHz, and 4.0 kHz. This is another advanced feature that we have built into the SR-955HPC for even louder and clearer transmit audio.
• Variable Receiver Frequency Response – This feature allows you to change the receiver frequency response of the radio for the best receiver clarity. You can choose from 2.0 kHz, 2.5 kHz, 3.0 kHz, 3.5 kHz, and 4.0 kHz for enhanced clarity.
• COMP – Receiver Noise Reduction Feature that helps filter out receiver interference.
• Gate – Audio processor blocks all unwanted background noise when you are transmitting.
• Upgraded Encoder – No skipping, ever!
• CTCSS / DCS – Included at no extra cost. The circuitry is built into the board, so no extra module is required.
• Benefit from the new short chassis design, making installation a breeze! (2.25” shorter)
• Rugged construction built to last. Width: 7⅞”, Height: 2⅜”, Depth: 9¼”

Product Details

If you’re looking for a top-quality 10-meter radio, the Stryker SR-955HPC+ is the clear choice. It offers amazing audio clarity, enhanced durability, and new features that make it the best in its class. Stryker’s commitment to quality means that the SR-955HPC will continue to be the standard by which other 10-meter radios are measured.