Galaxy - DX66V3 Mid-Size Am 10 Meter Radio with 5 Digit Orange Frequency Display Mid-size chassis (7.25" wide) 10m radio with AM, dual Mosfet output, Starlite backlit faceplate with blue lettering, 5-digit orange frequency counter and meter, 2-digit blue channel indicator, Echo circuit Dual Pot, Talk-Back with On/Off, Automatic SWR Circuit, High SWR LED Indicator, RX/TX LED Indicator, +10 KHz Circuit, Bright/Dim, Front Mount 4 Pin Microphone, Rear PA and External Speaker Connectors. Dual Mosfet output. Starlite back-lit faceplate. Orange 5 digit frequency counter. 2 digit blue channel indicator. Dual pot Echo circuit. Talk-Back with on/off. Automatic SWR circuit. High SWR LED indicator. RX/TX LED indicator. +10 KHz circuit. AM. Bright/dim. Front mount 4 pin microphone. Rear PA external speaker jacks. Included: Radio, Antenna. Please note this is not a CB (11 meter radio). You can easily convert this unit to 11 meter operation (it's illegal to sell them already converted, but not illegal to convert them). These radios are actually designed with this in mind. You can find YouTube videos on how to do it yourself, or you can pay a radio shop to do this 5 minute job for you. If you pay a shop, do not have them "peak and tune" the radio; it's already peaked at tuned at the factory. Since it is illegal to sell a converted radio, buying and converting one is your only option for getting past the 4 watt limit imposed on CBs. All manufacturers of 10 meter radios ship their products in product boxes that may be scuffed and blemished; we can't do anything about that, they just come that way. The radio itself may have a few minor blemishes; they also come that way. The most common such blemish is a long, shallow scratch on the bottom side; you won't see this with the unit installed. Screwdriver scratches near the screws also happen sometimes. The reason for minor blemishes on the radio case is each radio is bench-tested and tuned for optimum operation and reliability. That's labor-intensive, and the technicians are pushed to produce their daily quota. Note also that this 10 meter radio needs an antenna trimmed for 10 meters. It will not work with an 11 meter antenna; SWR will be extremely high. If you convert the radio to 11 meters, then it will work just fine with your CB antenna.