Galaxy CB and 10 Meter radios have been a popular choice among radio enthusiasts since the early 1980s. Unfortunately, Galaxy has ceased operations, and their radios are no longer being manufactured.
If you're looking for a replacement, we offer several excellent alternatives. Browse the models below and click on the blue model names for additional information. |
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| Connex 3300 - Compare to the Galaxy DX33. Same chassis and features. |
| General Lee - Compare to the Galaxy DX33. Same chassis and features. |
| Stryker SR447 - Compare to the Galaxy DX66 V2. More durable with advanced features. |
| Stryker SR655 - Compare to the DX77. More durable with advanced features such as auto shutdown when an antenna system failure is detected. |
| Stryker SR955 - Compare to the Galaxy DX88 and DX94. More durable with advanced features and stable with no freq drift. |
| Stryker SR497 - Compare to the Galaxy DX95T. More durable with advanced features. |
| Ranger 99N2 - Compare to the Galaxy DX98. More durable with advanced features. |
| Ranger 99N4 - Compare to the Galaxy DX98. Much more output, more durable with advanced features. |
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Offering low prices & outstanding support before, during, & after the sale by seasoned radio techs. 40+ years experience.
Our seasoned radio techs offer high quality performance enhancements, and can even repair your CB or 10 Meter Radio.
Need help or maybe just a recommendation? Our friendly & experienced staff is here to help.
We specialize in radio brands like Connex, Cobra, Galaxy, General, Magnum, Ranger, Stryker, & Uniden. Results Guaranteed! |
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Notice: For
Citizen Band Radios
Internal modifications of any type void type
acceptance granted by the FCC. If you intend to operate a
modified transceiver within the Continental United States
you may be in violation of Part 95 of the FCC rules and regulations.
We recommend reading and familiarizing yourself with part
95 of the FCC rules and regulations before operating a transceiver.
10 - Meter Radio License Disclosure:
A license to operate certain two way radios may be required by your federal/local
government. Operating certain radio equipment without such license may be illegal
in your area. The end user consumer is solely responsible for acquiring such
license and for the proper use of all radio equipment. 10 meter radios are
Amateur radios and not CB transceivers. Therefore, 10 meter radios are not
governed by Part 95 of 47 C.F.R, but by Part 97 of 47 C.F.R. Part 97 does not
require type acceptance of Amateur radios.
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