Hand salute from American Legion Dist. Cmdr. Dist. 14 of South Florida a most informative video thank you for your time to have created it keep us well informed 👍🇺🇸🫡
Your video's really good. You don't pause, nor gloss over any features. I never had a CB radio. But I'm gonna. Shoot, the company ought to pay you. Thanks for the info SS.
Good video! I've been looking to get one of these to supplement my VHF/UHF ham rig because I like to listen to road reports from the truckers. Then I can relay what I hear to local hams through the repeaters or relay my WX observations to truckers via CB. I've been using an older mobile rig but would prefer something a little more up to date and compact. I've looked that this one and the Cobra C 75 WX ST. Tough choice because both get very good reviews. The battery operation is not all that important to me because I'm going to use these strictly mobile but, I can see a rare occasion where I might use it in the portable mode. Another possibility is the Cobra HH RT 50 but it takes up more room.
I would highly recommend this radio even if you were going to use strictly for mobile applications. However, in rare circumstances where you might want to switch to a handheld, the transition is very fast and convenient.
When I plug in my charger pack the red light turns on. I left it on all night and the light was still red, does it have a different color for full charge indication?
It's about a mile. Sometimes I can go farther. In the city it is terrible. Unless I hook it up to my mobile antenna. Then I can start hitting 3 to 5 mi clearly.
Thanks for the video, we couldn't figure out how to get the battery pack off until we watched your video. Thanks
Hand salute from American Legion Dist. Cmdr. Dist. 14 of South Florida a most informative video thank you for your time to have created it keep us well informed 👍🇺🇸🫡
Your video's really good. You don't pause, nor gloss over any features. I never had a CB radio. But I'm gonna. Shoot, the company ought to pay you. Thanks for the info SS.
Good video! I've been looking to get one of these to supplement my VHF/UHF ham rig because I like to listen to road reports from the truckers. Then I can relay what I hear to local hams through the repeaters or relay my WX observations to truckers via CB. I've been using an older mobile rig but would prefer something a little more up to date and compact. I've looked that this one and the Cobra C 75 WX ST. Tough choice because both get very good reviews.
The battery operation is not all that important to me because I'm going to use these strictly mobile but, I can see a rare occasion where I might use it in the portable mode. Another possibility is the Cobra HH RT 50 but it takes up more room.
I would highly recommend this radio even if you were going to use strictly for mobile applications. However, in rare circumstances where you might want to switch to a handheld, the transition is very fast and convenient.
When I plug in my charger pack the red light turns on. I left it on all night and the light was still red, does it have a different color for full charge indication?
RANGE?
It's about a mile. Sometimes I can go farther. In the city it is terrible. Unless I hook it up to my mobile antenna. Then I can start hitting 3 to 5 mi clearly.