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Keith Murray
> 3 dayThis radio is a very good radio but the modulation is next to nothing. There is no power mic Or a adapter cord for 4 Pin mic.
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James P. Burrow
> 3 dayI love it and reaches contacts for half the price.
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AW
> 3 dayPerfect size compact and works great in my UTV
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GardenCat
> 3 dayWhen you buy this, make sure to budget for mounting hardware and an external antenna, and a power adapter, depending on how you are going to install it. It comes with everything you need to mount it to your vehicles electrical system, but if you want it very mobile, then you might want to buy a power port adapter. We wanted it to use between vehicles for when we go on longer trips, and its really perfect for that if you get a antenna that can be moved but they can withstand highway speeds. It comes with information on how to use it, but thats really very simple. It doesnt come with information on how to really install it which is what you need! Its a good little unit with clear transmission, and the cord is long enough if its in the middle that both passengers in the front can easily use it. Unfortunately a lot of truckers these days are using the internet and headsets to communicate. Theres very little traffic locally here! When we realize this we ask around and thats when we found out that some trucking companies have banned CBS all together-stating that insurance and distracted driving rules wouldnt let them have them. I checked distracted driving laws in Georgia and it allows for CBs. It might be different from state to state.
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Mario Durán Matamoros
> 3 dayMe gustó porque es muy compacto y es un radio completo
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Kenneth Yates
> 3 dayI received the radio promptly. Well packaged and complete. I installed a cigar lighter plug to the power cord as I hoped to be able to move the unit between vehicles as needed. I connected the antenna, tested the radio out it seemed perfect. Good reception, squelch control and transmitting range. Took the truck on a long trip the next day and the radio would nether transmit or receive. While trouble shooting I removed the antenna connection and the connector on the chassis came right out. Don’t think it was secured to the radio properly. Needed to use tools to remove the radio side of the antenna connector from my antenna. Not a good start. Maybe should have spent more on a well built unit.
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Aliiiiiiiiiiiaaaaaaaaaaa
> 3 dayEasy to install. I got this for my dad because he goes hunting and I wanted him to have backup device just in case
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Oran Belgrave877888
> 3 dayCobra has always been a good name in car electronics. You will need to use an antenna with this, and it can be plugged into the cigarette lighter, although I think its not recommended. To hook it up that way. I recommend my friend, breaker, breaker 19. Thank you. God bless you. May the rest of your life be the best of your life. OZ
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Tom
> 3 dayThis mini CB is perfect for the car as it is truly mini and can be mounted in places a larger, more typical sized radio can go. While I cant compare to a full sized, professional trucker radio, I can say that it was in fact easy to install. I attached a 12v plug so I could plug it into my cigarette lighter. It also worked well on the highway where I ws able to monitor channel 19 to find out where all the speed traps were located courtesy of the truckers. Also gives you piece of mind having a way to contact other motorists in case of an emergency. Youll need a CB antenna to use this radio. I opted for a magnetic mount as I set this up as a portable rig that I can switch to other vehicles.
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eap0108
> 3 dayNice little radio. Problem is that hardly anyone is on the CB radio anymore. I drove for two hours on the interstate and no truckers were heard. Such a shame that those days are gone.