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Early Ranges used a 4-pin microphone jack that was compatible with 4-pin Cobra CB radio microphones. Clear channel then switched to an 8-pin microphone jack with microphone that offered up and down buttons for channel change. An 8-pin mic doesn't mean that it will scan. The scanning board was an extra add-on. The number of pins on the mic jack is NOT a way to discern the model power output.Early Rangers used a 4-pin microphone jack that was compatible with 4-pin Cobra CB radio microphones. Clear channel then switched to an 8-pin microphone jack with microphone that offered up and down buttons for channel change. An 8-pin mic doesn't mean that it will scan. The scanning board was an extra add-on. The number of pins on the mic jack is NOT a way to discern the model power output.Ranger 2950 and 2970 are NOT Clear Channel radios and have no relation to their product going by the same name "Ranger." RCI Company, aka Ranger Communications Inc. has no relation to Clear Channel Corp. Ranger radios (RCI radios) makes 10, 12 meter Ham radios and gray market 11 meter CB radios. RCI radios are inferior low-end Chinese made and have no collectable value. Ranger 2950 and 2970 are NOT Clear Channel radios and have no relation to their product going by the same name "Ranger." RCI Company, aka Ranger Communications Inc. has no relation to Clear Channel Corp. Ranger radios (RCI radios) makes 10, 12 meter Ham radios and gray market 11 meter CB radios. One has to understand that the Chinese knockoff company is using "Ranger" as a company name, whereas Clear Channel produced a couple models of radio using the name "Ranger." One is part of a company name, the other is part of a product name. Yet, there seems to be a lot of confusion among people concerning the name "Ranger."One has to understand that RCI is using "Ranger" as a company name, whereas Clear Channel produced a couple models of radio using the name "Ranger." One is part of a company name, the other is part of a product name. Yet, there seems to be a lot of confusion among people concerning the name "Ranger."Ranger Communications, Inc. aka RCI capitalized on Clear Channel Corporation's failure to trademark their Ranger model name. This gave the new RCI company some name recognition even though it is the result of confusion. RCI quickly sent their model 2900 to the market where some unsuspecting consumers thought they were getting an updated AR-3500. The 2900 was a failure and RCI later released models 2950, 2970 and also by a third name, Sommerkamp TS-2000 DX. These RCI units covered a wider frequency span than the Clear Channel Radio, from 26MHz - 32Mhz once modified. However, it is still an inferior radio made with low-end Chinese components. Ranger Communications, Inc. aka RCI capitalized on Clear Channel Corporation's failure to trademark their Ranger model name. This gave the new RCI company some name recognition even though it is the result of confusion. RCI quickly sent their model 2900 to the market where some unsuspecting consumers thought they were getting an updated AR-3500. The 2900 was a failure and RCI later released models 2950, 2970 and also by a third name, Sommerkamp TS-2000 DX. These RCI units covered a wider frequency span than the Clear Channel Radio, from 26MHz - 32Mhz once modified. However, the RCI radios use low-end Chinese components. RCI has also capitalized on using the name "Texas Ranger" on models such as TR-699WX, TR-966, and TR-696FD1. They are sold complete with a fake FCC type accepted sticker.=== Store Frequency in Channel Memory ===# Select the frequency you wish to store# Press [MANUAL], # [ENTER], # then one of the CH buttons such as [1CH] for memory 1, # and [ENTER] again.[[Category:FCC Part 95]]