Uniden PRO510XL Pro Series 40-Channel CB Radio. Compact Design. Backlit LCD Display. Public Address. ANL Switch and 7 Watts of Audio Output. Unique PLL Circuit. S/RF LED Meter. , Black

I get great reception from the small CB radio with awesome range. I use this CB while trail riding in the Colorado Rockies and due to the elevation I have heard guys talking in San Diego California on the border. It has 40 channels so we just went to a higher number, (where many radios dont go), and we were back in business! Its small enough that I mounted it in the center console of my 2013 Wrangler, neat and clean install! Highly recommend this radio!

Compact small size makes it easy to find a spot out of the way to put it. Works great.

My second Uniden in my second Jeep. Perfect for a compact install. Video Installing a Rugged Ridge JK CB Mount Jeep Wrangler can be found with a full install and test. FLoridaJeepRides 1995Wrangler and JeepWranglerThings thanks you.

So far, so good. Got the unit set up this afternoon, & reached out about 11 miles with first contact. This is from the house, with a boat antenna on a mast over the house. (Yes, it is a CB antenna). Im fairly impressed for the $$.

Work great

nice to have incase of a emergency

There are great radios of the farm. They work great with new employees because there is only a squelch. We can get up to 10 miles range in the mountains and 20 in the valleys with the right antenna. On out tractors we use the K30, and the firesticks on out trucks for incredible range when properly tuned. K30 Magnetic Base:

For the price these are the best small radio on market, Hard to beat.

Purchased this solely on size to fit in a RAV4. Does so right in the console pocket. Amazon delivery, crisp, on time, radio came when they said it would, and worked just fine. Advertised 7 watts, which mine did on a whistle, dead key no speaking 2.5 watts. Not much inside to adjust, but I got 3.5 dead key with 12 watts swing after peak/tune. The radio sounds nice and strong now, noticeable audio difference between stock and tuned. Good little radio for the price.

I needed a CB radio in my work truck for yard communication, so I went with this. Ive been a truck driver for 24 years, so of course I have a big radio that has been modded, but those require fiddling to get them to work correctly. Now that Im doing local work, I just dont have time to mess around with it. This radio, with an 18 foot coax cable, and a basic Francis fiberglass whip antenna is simple, cheap, and works every time. No hassle at all.