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

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:

This was a very good product sound Clarity and everything was good range is a little low but that comes with your antenna not your radio

Just needed a cheap cb for a recent truck purchase and for use in sthe very few yards that still require cbs when picking up material.

Hi I recently purchased for 4 Uniden 510XL CB radios for our 4WD Off-road Club as prizes for our summer raffle. My decision was based on my 4 year personal experience of owning a Pro510XL in my Jeep on Steroids and using it under real world off-road field conditions with no problems what so ever. My fellow club members also always comment how clear my radio transmissions sound to them. FYI I use a tuneable 1/4 wavelength antenna (i.e. firestick). We use CB radio to coomunicate between our vehicles while on the trail, often out of sight of each other and rely on them for safety reasons and emergency communication. With 55+ CB radio equipped off-road vehicles I can unequivocally say that Cobra radios are the worst and often dont last two years. We have about 11 vehicles equipped with various models of Uniden CB radios and I have never heard anyone complaining about theirs. They seem to work all of the time. In my opinion you cant go wrong with a Uniden 510ProXL.Its fool proof and easy to operate without taking your eyes off the trail.Its small size makes it easy to install. I also see that the Radioshack CBs seem to work ok too. Deadbear

Hooked up to a magnetic antenna on my truck and wired up a cigarette plug in. Works great.

Had no mounting bracket

But there arent a lot of CBers out there so it is hard to gauge the range and overall ability of the unit. But at this point, it powers up and I get enough static and distant chatter to tell me it is reaching out and trying to do its job. Cell phones have replaced CB radios and gone are the days when we all had a CB and loved chatting with friendly truckers! But Im just whining, I also miss my 8-track tapes.

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

For the money its hard to beat.

Good cheap radio,works very well only one thing the display very hard to see in sun light