When I fired it back up, the discrepancy between the display and actuality had widened somewhat, to around 2.3 kHz, which was just really annoying and inconvenient. This carried on for months, until I got another bit of kit that took over and the DR was left sitting for a while, probably nearly six months. It remained stable with a steady 1kHz offset to the display, but it was quite usable like that, as I knew exactly where it was and what it was doing. I accessed the hidden menus and discovered that the settings were pretty much maxed out as far as correcting the drift went, so had to live with it. After a few months I noticed a slight tendency to drift, which was annoying, as it had been rock-solid until then. I bought one of these a couple of years ago, as the DR-135DX and was quite pleased with it. The DX-10 includes the EMS-70 Hand Mic (with metal plug), mobile bracket, DC cord and mounting hardware. Tuning steps may be set to 10 Hz, 100 Hz, 1 kHz or 10 kHz. The radio features SWR and power supply voltage protection. The meter can display S/RF, SWR or DC voltage. Rather, frequencies may be stored in the expansive memory system and then adjusted by the fine tuning. This radio does not employ a traditional VFO. Power output is adjustable (0-25W SSB and 1-12W FM/AM/CW). It will operate in LSB, USB, AM, FM or CW modes.

The Alinco DX-10 is a capable, compact, multimode 10 meter transceiver. Review Summary For : Alinco DX-10 10 Meter All Mode Mobile

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