Superstar SS-626 10-Meter AM Amateur Radio Transceiver

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The Superstar SS-626 is a compact 10-meter AM transceiver for licensed amateur radio operators who want strong AM performance with built-in monitoring. It's a direct replacement for the discontinued Galaxy DX66V3. It puts out 45+ watts PEP through dual MOSFETs, and it has a built-in SWR meter and 5-digit LED frequency counter, so you can watch your operating conditions right from the front panel. Talkback, echo, and dimmable blue lighting round it out, all in a 7.25" chassis that fits mobile, base, or bench setups.

Features

  • Direct replacement for the discontinued Galaxy DX66V3
  • 45+ watts PEP output via dual MOSFETs
  • AM and PA modes
  • 5-digit LED frequency counter
  • Integrated SWR meter with auto SWR circuit
  • 10 kHz switch for frequency stepping
  • Talkback and echo
  • Variable power and variable dimmer
  • Blue lights and meter, easy to read in any lighting
  • Compact 7.25" chassis for mobile and tight installs

Specifications

  • Brand: Superstar
  • Model: SS-626
  • Band: 10 meter amateur
  • Modes: AM, PA
  • Output: 45+ watts PEP (dual MOSFET)
  • Frequency Counter: 5-digit LED
  • SWR Meter: Built-in, auto SWR
  • Chassis Width: 7.25"

Ideal For

  • Licensed amateur operators running AM on 10 meters
  • Operators who want built-in SWR and frequency monitoring
  • Mobile, base, or compact station setups

What's Included

  • Superstar SS-626 radio transceiver

Important Notices

  • Licensing and compliance: This radio is intended for licensed amateur radio operators only. It is not FCC type-accepted for CB (11-meter) use. Legal operation requires a valid amateur radio license and compliance with all applicable FCC regulations. Operation outside the amateur bands may be restricted or unlawful.
  • 11 meter conversions: Orders that require 11 meter conversions may take up to 3 days to ship while the requested work is completed.
  • Warranty: 10 meter radios carry factory warranty only. Warranty work must be handled by the manufacturer, not TekShack.