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FlexRadio continues to set the standard for high resolution, real
time spectral display in amateur radio transceivers.
The FLEX-
6600M integrates all FLEX-6600 capabilities with a stunning 8-inch
1920 x 1200 IPS WUXGA touchscreen display and ergonomic
controls to deliver the top performing SDR with a traditional
radio interface. It delivers unmatched band awareness from the
integrated display while providing an external HDMI compatible
connection to a 1920 x 1200 resolution monitor for maximum
spectral visibility. Influenced by top contest/DX operators, The
FLEX-6600M symmetrical dual VFO controls are strategically
placed to provide maximum productivity in chasing rare DX,
winning contests, digital mode fun, or even casual operation. It’s
all self contained so just plug it in and operate - no PC, network
or learning curve required.
The FLEX-6600M places the most used controls right at your
fingertips. Controls are labeled for intuitive operation and
designed to minimize hand motion for the most common
operations. Occasionally used controls are easily accessible
on the large touch screen display bypassing the complexity of
multi-function buttons and multi-level menus found on other
transceivers. Like modern smartphones and tablets, capacitive
touch control is provided on the large LCD display for intuitive
pan, zoom, tune, and menu operation. The FLEX-6600M controls
are designed to provide maximum tempo in the most demanding
applications including SO2R, Run, S&P, and Multi-op contesting.
