You have a second generation 980. The first gen had an SWR bridge in front of the antenna jack and it was more open to being hacked. The second gen had those parts removed entirely. The 'random' wire connected to the receive can isn't a glitch or a patch. It's a ground. It was purposely put there. Many types of radios have that. The 980 puts out anywhere from 2-3 watts AM straight out of the box, which will drive an RM Italy KL-203 amplifier nicely to around 100 watts.. You can disable that gawd-awful beep by following this procedure that is clearly outlined in the owners manual: "ANL/NB: Provides 3-way control of ANL (Automatic Noise Limiter) or NB (Noise Blanker) features - ANL on, NB on, or both ANL and NB on or off. ANL reduces external noise. NB reduces interference from vehicle ignition systems. For models produced after 10/2015: Press and hold for one second to turn key beep tone on and off. Use this button to turn key beep on and off. Press and hold until BP ON or BP OFF displays." All that is required to clear up the audio is to peel the little stickyback 'pop' filter off the inside of the mic screen. Butchering the mic is unnecessary. The center pin on the power jack is not (and not supposed to be) connected to anything. You'll notice that there is only a red and black wire entering the radio. There is no middle conductor on either end of the jack. The center pin only serves as a locating pin to ensure the cord is not connected in reverse polarity. The trimmer pots are very fragile and their range of adjustment is very small. Without test equipment, you'll probably bugger the radio up worse than it came from the factory. It's built-in SWR meter is fairly accurate. There are brightness and contrast adjustments in the main menu. It isn't a software defined radio. It's a hardware defined radio. It's a software *programmed* radio. It's processor is on the display board. The 980 is probably *the* most frequency stable sideband rig ever made. You'll have to chase everybody else around with the clarifier, but the 980 stays rock steady on frequency. There is no drift whatsoever.
you must not have known that if you hold down the ANL/NB button for 3 to 5 sec, the beep cuts off.. i have the same radio. just press the ANL/NB BUTTON FOR 3 TO 5 SEC, AND THEIRS NO MORE BEEP... you dont have to open the radio to stop the beep.
125 Southern NH well wet farts can be very helpful in clearing a room I know I have done it many times and will again in the future hopefully you will be in one of them I can’t enjoy it as well.
Nice overview. I purchased the same radio about a week ago and have it paired with a 120" whip antenna. I use mine as a base station and have been making strong contacts at least 5 miles out.
awesome, I'm using a Wilson 5000 on my car, had about an 8-10 mile AM contact recently. I'm trying to make videos that I would have wanted to see before buying the radio, more to come!
In reference to his first criticism of the radio, about his concern that too much stress on the plug in the radio might loosen it. Having a stiffer strain relief on that end of the cord would actually put a lot more strain on that jack in the radio, so having a flimsy stress relief on that end of the court is actually decreasing the chances of the damage that he’s worried about. All the strain would be on the cord.
I bought the Galaxy 29 lx max the other day and traded it for my friends Bearcat 980 and I couldn’t be happier. In my opinion this is a good radio. My friend is trying to trade back guess he doesn’t like that new Cobra neither. Lmao I’m keeping the Bearcat. I swapped out the mic and connected with a Ranger noise canceling mic
I use the BC906W bluetooth wireless mic with my 980SSB. Works great together and I can walk away more than 50 feet and still communicate as if I was right at the radio.
Great radio as a base station, worst radio as a mobile unit, that screen washes out in daylight and the only color that comes close to being able to see is the dark green and even that’s still hard to see, but the radio as a performer is still a good radio.
Shux, I like a big meter. That was always my traditional complaint about most mobile radios; dinky, hard to read meters, particularly when in the vehicle where you can't get close to it. I'd like to have one of these. Nice features.
So I have had a few of your videos pointed at me and I just got around to actually looking. First things first.... it's not SDR. No FPGA either. It's a
Actually all you have to do is look to see if the screw is in the back of the radio, just above, and to the right of the coax connector. In the first edition there was a SWR bridge board screwed into the back there. In the newer models it was built right into the main board. No screw, new edition. Screw there, old edition. ;)
I have this rig and it is the Bomb on SSB and AM. The audio is super natrual. Add a Studio Mic and Mixing board and it talks like a Mark5. Works with low input amps. Used as a Base station for 120$ +- cant be beat.
I'm seeing a lot of problems with the visibility of the display as this radio ages. I've had three of them come by me that are very dim. Haven't found a fix for that yet.
Just bought the same radio and have had it hooked up for a week or so now . it receives really well but don't get out very well in my area. My swr is set to 1.3:1 on ch1 up to ch20 and 1.5:1 on ch21 and up . I'm still micro adjusting I guess you could say trying to get out a little better. So far on AM I'm getting out about 2 miles and ssb haven't had any response yet. I do have a lot of trees in my area and I'm sure that's playing a major roll in my modulation. I would like to crank it up a little bit just to push a bit more out.still new to the digital style radios so I'm not to confident about tinkering with it. If you have any suggestions I'm definitely open to them. But personally I've liked this radio so far. If you are able to point me in the right direction on which pot to adjust to turn it up a bit I'd greatly appreciate it.thanks for the video . 73's
mine has been there for about 3 years and I think the display might be getting a little more dim but other than that it's fine. that could just be age, unrelated to it getting roasted on my dash for 3 summers
The beeper doesn't seem so annoying until you watch a youtube video where the presenter is talking really low so my volume is turned up and then the radio beeps or audio checks BLARE thru my speakers and the other people around me give strange looks...
How do you like the radio now? Been looking and I like the weather and ssb USB and lsb. If none of that really matters I like the cobras. But I've never owned one. Just wondering what the best option is. Thanks.
It's been good. The weather is nice to toss on during my commute. The longest contact I've had was 14 miles on AM. I don't use sidebands much as there isn't much radio traffic on them where I am, but I tested them with another hobbyist and he said they sounded good.
Considering the one neighbor I have is about 3 miles away and nearest town over 30 miles away, I guess this isn’t the radio for me. Anyone have suggestions for a Newbie on rural living (mountain behind me and flat Mesa in front of me) radios w recommended power source and antenna for base station. I could use the help in deciding! Thanks.
I would recommend an old J.C. Penney's or Sears single side band. They can be modified really easy to go above channel 40 and below channel 1. They can also be modded to swing the transmitter with the clarifier, i.e., tie the transmitter frequency to the clairfier frequency. I have an old J.C. Penney's single side band phase locked loop radio and it works better than any radio made to date.
Galaxy SUCKS.The UNIDEN 980 is a nice radio & it sounds great on transmit & receive without any mods.I have spoken with several people who were using the 980 & all of them sounded great.I will buy one soon but it's not a priority since I already own over 65 CB radios.As long as the microphone cartridge is exposed that part is NOT blocking any audio.One more thing.How many times did you say,UM in this video? 35 or 40 or more UM? LOL
I just bought this like 8 months ago. I hear ppl far away. But no one hears me, is my mic toast? Or am I doing something wrong? I even hit the talkback button and couldn't hear myself
that's strange about the talkback - maybe the talkback volume is down? or, the mic is bad as you said, but the most likely issue is that people you can hear are using amplifiers. the CB frequencies are the wild west of radio. even though amps aren't legal, people use them a lot. so, it's possible the people you hear are far away and using hundreds of watts in their amps
I would recommend a marine radio for a boat, as marine radios will allow you to communicate with other mariners on the marine channels, which this radio doesn't have. marine radios are also much more powerful out of the box. if you want to add a CB in addition to a marine radio, I think it would work fine for a while but would ultimately succumb to corrosion (marine radios are designed for the environment to at least some extent). however this radio has lots of features for the money, such as weather channels and scan function which might be nice additions (marine radios usually come with weather stations already)
holy sweet jesus does anyone have some advil i've got a major headache from listening to your constant use of the word UM, want to hear about this radio but fell asleep from the UMS you use that i missed half the reveiw. is it possible for you to talk normal.
Looking at this 5 year's latter I would not recommend this Raido because of the face display fade's out over time so I'm recommend the President lincoln II THE NEW ONE. With mod's
I agree - mine has been fading as well. Mine is on the top of my dashboard so my first guess is that it's related to the heat of baking in the sun over time but that's just a conjecture.
good cheap radio,stable on SSB unlike the galaxy drifting junk. Not real powerful but that's what amp's are for. Throw a D-104 M6B on it and it talks good.
you won't get much more power out of it,just how it's designed.Be careful not to try to over tune it.You can get around 15 pep on SSB and about a 4 watt dead key and 8-9 watts swing on am.As for modulation don't touch the pot and just put a good power mic,not echo junk.
Daniel Kinsman intermittent problems are usually a wiring and/or power issue. That’s probably not helpful but it’s all I can offer for a remote diagnosis
this is the second generation of the radio, and the original generation didn't have the option to turn the beep off. plus, the manual for this one didn't mention the new feature, it wasn't until someone commented on here that I found out it was added
Very pretty radio but it lacks the ability for modifications, I would look elsewhere. 1/2 of the fun in owning a CB is that fact that some of us can toy with it, if its not modifiable I wouldn't be interested in it. Thank you for your presentation.
I don't want any mods on any CB that I own so I consider it almost a PERFECT CB Radio.Just 40 LEGAL channels without all of the crap like Echo,Reverb,& Roger Beeps that so many Morons love.There is more than enough unwanted & unneeded noise on the CB Band already.What we need is far more clean audio radios like the UNIDEN 980 SSB.The Talkback is USELESS but I would never use it since it's a Stupid feature to me on any radio.
I’ve got a stock cheap midland cb and 5 foot fire stick I live in Ct and talk to people in mass all the time I added a power mic I talk to guys with high power base units with my little barefoot cb! Gotta love it
Thank you for the video. But in future videos, please get to the point. You waste a ton of time on trivia and obvious stuff. Know your audience. We know more than you think. Telling us how to work a microphone clip is an example of what no one needs to have explained.
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You have a second generation 980. The first gen had an SWR bridge in front of the antenna jack and it was more open to being hacked.
The second gen had those parts removed entirely.
The 'random' wire connected to the receive can isn't a glitch or a patch. It's a ground. It was purposely put there. Many types of radios have that.
The 980 puts out anywhere from 2-3 watts AM straight out of the box, which will drive an RM Italy KL-203 amplifier nicely to around 100 watts..
You can disable that gawd-awful beep by following this procedure that is clearly outlined in the owners manual:
"ANL/NB: Provides 3-way control of ANL (Automatic Noise Limiter) or NB (Noise Blanker) features - ANL on, NB on, or both ANL and NB on or off. ANL reduces external noise. NB reduces interference from vehicle ignition systems.
For models produced after 10/2015: Press and hold for one second to turn key beep tone on and off.
Use this button to turn key beep on and off. Press and hold until BP ON or BP OFF displays."
All that is required to clear up the audio is to peel the little stickyback 'pop' filter off the inside of the mic screen. Butchering the mic is unnecessary.
The center pin on the power jack is not (and not supposed to be) connected to anything.
You'll notice that there is only a red and black wire entering the radio.
There is no middle conductor on either end of the jack. The center pin only serves as a locating pin to ensure the cord is not connected in reverse polarity.
The trimmer pots are very fragile and their range of adjustment is very small. Without test equipment, you'll probably bugger the radio up worse than it came from the factory.
It's built-in SWR meter is fairly accurate.
There are brightness and contrast adjustments in the main menu.
It isn't a software defined radio. It's a hardware defined radio.
It's a software *programmed* radio.
It's processor is on the display board.
The 980 is probably *the* most frequency stable sideband rig ever made.
You'll have to chase everybody else around with the clarifier, but the 980 stays rock steady on frequency.
There is no drift whatsoever.
Joe you're awesome 👍
Mine works fine. I run it in my pickup with a 102" whip. Flat 1 SWR 1 through 40
you must not have known that if you hold down the ANL/NB button for 3 to 5 sec, the beep cuts off.. i have the same radio. just press the ANL/NB BUTTON FOR 3 TO 5 SEC, AND THEIRS NO MORE BEEP... you dont have to open the radio to stop the beep.
thanks, another commenter mentioned that. there's nothing about it in the manual so I figured that feature wasn't added
is there any way to rid the beep on the 880?
@@donaldfriend5532 Turn the On & Off knob all the way to the left & No More Beeps or other noise.
@@1OFGODSOWN Helpful as a wet fart.
125 Southern NH well wet farts can be very helpful in clearing a room I know I have done it many times and will again in the future hopefully you will be in one of them I can’t enjoy it as well.
Nice overview. I purchased the same radio about a week ago and have it paired with a 120" whip antenna. I use mine as a base station and have been making strong contacts at least 5 miles out.
awesome, I'm using a Wilson 5000 on my car, had about an 8-10 mile AM contact recently. I'm trying to make videos that I would have wanted to see before buying the radio, more to come!
You mean you have a 102 inch whip.
I'm your 741st subscriber ... couldn't resist. Anyway, thanks for the video!
In reference to his first criticism of the radio, about his concern that too much stress on the plug in the radio might loosen it. Having a stiffer strain relief on that end of the cord would actually put a lot more strain on that jack in the radio, so having a flimsy stress relief on that end of the court is actually decreasing the chances of the damage that he’s worried about. All the strain would be on the cord.
Great in-depth video of the basic features. Thanks for posting!
Any noise canceling mic will be better. I went with the Road Devil noise canceling power mic. It's absolutely amazing!
If I am not mistaken, it is a long push on the am/lab,usb button to disable beep. It’s a hidden feature
Agreed, the option wasn't included in the manual
Best CB on the market join it with a power amp and Wilson 5000 Mag antenna and you have the best of everything.
Which power amp ..??
I bought the Galaxy 29 lx max the other day and traded it for my friends Bearcat 980 and I couldn’t be happier. In my opinion this is a good radio. My friend is trying to trade back guess he doesn’t like that new Cobra neither. Lmao I’m keeping the Bearcat. I swapped out the mic and connected with a Ranger noise canceling mic
I use the BC906W bluetooth wireless mic with my 980SSB. Works great together and I can walk away more than 50 feet and still communicate as if I was right at the radio.
Great radio as a base station, worst radio as a mobile unit, that screen washes out in daylight and the only color that comes close to being able to see is the dark green and even that’s still hard to see, but the radio as a performer is still a good radio.
Hold the ANL/NB button for 3 seconds…to get rid of that annoying “beep”.
Shux, I like a big meter. That was always my traditional complaint about most mobile radios; dinky, hard to read meters, particularly when in the vehicle where you can't get close to it.
I'd like to have one of these. Nice features.
Absolutely phenomenal review!!!
Iam Your Newest Subscriber I Bought That Radio Used Today For 50.00 Here In Florida
You've did a great review on this cb radio👌👍👍👍
You can trun off the beep holding the ANL button
Does he come with the radio? 💃🏼💋
I’m up for adoption ❤
The 6th pin is for use with a wireless mic
You sure can’t beat the price on a purdy ssb cb. I’m considering it just to have a cb around my ham station.
So I have had a few of your videos pointed at me and I just got around to actually looking.
First things first.... it's not SDR. No FPGA either. It's a
Points out flaws by the engineers and then states to trust the engineers.
Bwahahahaha.
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A 980 tip, you can check what version you have by
Actually all you have to do is look to see if the screw is in the back of the radio, just above, and to the right of the coax connector. In the first edition there was a SWR bridge board screwed into the back there. In the newer models it was built right into the main board. No screw, new edition. Screw there, old edition. ;)
The smaller gauge wire is fine. Little thing we call "tap rule". Because of the shortness the gauge can be significantly smaller without issues.
New to CB! Picked up this radio new for $60.00 with everything! The beep is annoying. But awesome radio! Ppl say I sound awesome! Thanks
Awesome score! 👍
Just bought one but wish I would've got a Washington or a George.. I have a 503 rm italy haven't hooked it up yet
I have this rig and it is the Bomb on SSB and AM. The audio is super natrual. Add a Studio Mic and Mixing board and it talks like a Mark5. Works with low input amps. Used as a Base station for 120$ +- cant be beat.
I'm seeing a lot of problems with the visibility of the display as this radio ages. I've had three of them come by me that are very dim. Haven't found a fix for that yet.
Watch the video on MikesRadioRepair and he shows you can install a mod board that corrects several issues.
The slot on the plastic screws is for a penny or a quarter, a flat head will distort the plastic and damage it,
I bought one recently, and the channel display is so dark even setting it to day mode.
Just bought the same radio and have had it hooked up for a week or so now . it receives really well but don't get out very well in my area. My swr is set to 1.3:1 on ch1 up to ch20 and 1.5:1 on ch21 and up . I'm still micro adjusting I guess you could say trying to get out a little better. So far on AM I'm getting out about 2 miles and ssb haven't had any response yet. I do have a lot of trees in my area and I'm sure that's playing a major roll in my modulation. I would like to crank it up a little bit just to push a bit more out.still new to the digital style radios so I'm not to confident about tinkering with it. If you have any suggestions I'm definitely open to them. But personally I've liked this radio so far. If you are able to point me in the right direction on which pot to adjust to turn it up a bit I'd greatly appreciate it.thanks for the video . 73's
the cloth inside is meant to help with wind noise our your slobbering into the mike
put one in my motorhome, works great, my only complaint the the display brightness in the day time, very dim.
Don't worry .the screens shit themselves in a year ,so you won't see anything.lol
@@AndyBondo yep died a few months after posting this, real waste of money, replaced it with a President.
If you get a Cobra mic pin adapter, the Cobra HG M75 power mic is good to use with this.
6 pins is for the wireless mic option
I can't resist, if it's wireless.....
Nothing made me want to slap a person more than “mic check 1 - 2, mic check 1-2”
During the day I can't see the channel and power display even after setting it to day mode
The display is so dark
practical question. do radios get melted or hurt on the dash of a car?
mine has been there for about 3 years and I think the display might be getting a little more dim but other than that it's fine. that could just be age, unrelated to it getting roasted on my dash for 3 summers
Thanks for the video
Do you know if this will fit in a stock older style am/fm radio slot?
every time this guy says "um" or "aaaa" take a shot of whiskey. you are welcome CHEERS
Are you planning to mod that radio? Do you know if it is a phase locked loop radio?
The beeper doesn't seem so annoying until you watch a youtube video where the presenter is talking really low so my volume is turned up and then the radio beeps or audio checks BLARE thru my speakers and the other people around me give strange looks...
What is the best antenna for these radio I'm a kw t660 stock won't get past a mile.
Randy Ray 102 whips are the best and Francis antenna are great both at most cb shops
My $15 Walmart Antenna works awesome!
How do you like the radio now? Been looking and I like the weather and ssb USB and lsb. If none of that really matters I like the cobras. But I've never owned one. Just wondering what the best option is. Thanks.
It's been good. The weather is nice to toss on during my commute. The longest contact I've had was 14 miles on AM. I don't use sidebands much as there isn't much radio traffic on them where I am, but I tested them with another hobbyist and he said they sounded good.
Cool thanks. Makes the decision a little easier. Now if I like it more than the cobra. Lol. Thanks.
Considering the one neighbor I have is about 3 miles away and nearest town over 30 miles away, I guess this isn’t the radio for me. Anyone have suggestions for a Newbie on rural living (mountain behind me and flat Mesa in front of me) radios w recommended power source and antenna for base station. I could use the help in deciding! Thanks.
@AirSoftMaverick3232 I'm going to buy 980 'or 880' .. which version would you recommend?
Same radio except no SSB on 880.
I would recommend an old J.C. Penney's or Sears single side band. They can be modified really easy to go above channel 40 and below channel 1. They can also be modded to swing the transmitter with the clarifier, i.e., tie the transmitter frequency to the clairfier frequency. I have an old J.C. Penney's single side band phase locked loop radio and it works better than any radio made to date.
What should your carrier on ssb be set at?
There is no carrier on single side band. The carrier is squelched and power is transmitted into the side band. AM has the carrier.
Galaxy SUCKS.The UNIDEN 980 is a nice radio & it sounds great on transmit & receive without any mods.I have spoken with several people who were using the 980 & all of them sounded great.I will buy one soon but it's not a priority since I already own over 65 CB radios.As long as the microphone cartridge is exposed that part is NOT blocking any audio.One more thing.How many times did you say,UM in this video? 35 or 40 or more UM? LOL
far too many UMs! I supposed I should loosely script my videos to avoid that; this was all off the cuff
The beep can be toggled
i cant deside on the Galaxy 959 or Uniden Bearcat 980 ssb
Does this radio have AC power as well?
No you need buy a power supply
@@joerowland7350 I bought a 12v to AC adapter, and was thinking of splicing a male end(cigarette lighter) to the CB power wires, and plug it in.
You should never use metal screw drivers to turn the pots.
Do you know how to change the scan speed on it? I remember seeing a video on how to change it, but can't remember or find it
no, I'm not aware of that feature. that would be a great tip if you find it
I just bought this like 8 months ago. I hear ppl far away. But no one hears me, is my mic toast? Or am I doing something wrong? I even hit the talkback button and couldn't hear myself
that's strange about the talkback - maybe the talkback volume is down? or, the mic is bad as you said, but the most likely issue is that people you can hear are using amplifiers. the CB frequencies are the wild west of radio. even though amps aren't legal, people use them a lot. so, it's possible the people you hear are far away and using hundreds of watts in their amps
Is this ideal for a fishing boat?
I would recommend a marine radio for a boat, as marine radios will allow you to communicate with other mariners on the marine channels, which this radio doesn't have. marine radios are also much more powerful out of the box. if you want to add a CB in addition to a marine radio, I think it would work fine for a while but would ultimately succumb to corrosion (marine radios are designed for the environment to at least some extent). however this radio has lots of features for the money, such as weather channels and scan function which might be nice additions (marine radios usually come with weather stations already)
AirSoftMaverick3232
Good knowledge. Im glad you replied. I wouldnt have known the difference. Thank you
Do you need permission (License)to do that radio???
Thx 👍👍👍
no none
That's awesome radio
You should have got a President Grant II , same radio with many extra features...
doesn't look like the Grant II has weather stations, plus it's about $300 US, 3x the price of this...
I would never buy a Cobra
Make notes before you make a video. You jump around and repeat the same things and you say Um too much
in/on video has anyone look at uniden beartracker 885 ??
What is the benefits of SSB?
You can talk more miles away as the signal narrower n 12 watts on ssb am is 4 watts
73 n good dx n9prf 2fb2112 JOE
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holy sweet jesus does anyone have some advil i've got a major headache from listening to your constant use of the word UM, want to hear about this radio but fell asleep from the UMS you use that i missed half the reveiw. is it possible for you to talk normal.
Great description.
What is or how to adj ng
Say um 1 more time WTF
ShutUp BRAD ARE YOU STUPID!!
Stryker 955
Loads of information’
Do you realize how many times you say uum in this video. Wow
i think his nerves are shot!
Stop saying "but um"!!! Dammit man!
i agree with you eric, this guy is freakin annoying with the um's. may be he was slapped too many times on back of the head when he was small
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I wish I had a quarter for every time he says "but um". I could buy a new radio by the end of this video.
ShutUp DINGBAT!!
Looking at this 5 year's latter I would not recommend this Raido because of the face display fade's out over time so I'm recommend the President lincoln II THE NEW ONE. With mod's
I agree - mine has been fading as well. Mine is on the top of my dashboard so my first guess is that it's related to the heat of baking in the sun over time but that's just a conjecture.
good cheap radio,stable on SSB unlike the galaxy drifting junk. Not real powerful but that's what amp's are for. Throw a D-104 M6B on it and it talks good.
dougsnova1 100% agree, i'd like to make a video soon about my post-tune power output
you won't get much more power out of it,just how it's designed.Be careful not to try to over tune it.You can get around 15 pep on SSB and about a 4 watt dead key and 8-9 watts swing on am.As for modulation don't touch the pot and just put a good power mic,not echo junk.
dougsnova1 too late, i melted the final and one of the audio chips, replaced with better parts, gonna run it low key now
better put away those golden screwdrivers there bubba lol
dougsnova1 all part of the hobby :)
Change title, makes it seem like you give a deciding factor.
Good choice in IKEA desk.
Um um um um what is your issue with all the UM are you doing something
You're jiggling the camera so much it makes me dizzy. Try not waving your arms or put the camera on a little JOBY spider. Please and thank you.
Mine doesn't turn on. I run an Antron 99 with a 1.1 match. It turns once in 10 tries
Daniel Kinsman intermittent problems are usually a wiring and/or power issue. That’s probably not helpful but it’s all I can offer for a remote diagnosis
cold solder joint
If you are starting a sentence with “Like I Said”, you are about to tell us something that you just told us. And probably 3 times already.
great tips thanks. I don't think I'll be making any more radio videos but I appreciate the constructive comments
RCI-2970n4
A good old Philly made 148 Will stand the test of time,not this smt junk.dont expect miracles from this radio
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MODS to remove beep?? hahaha... There is a simple 2 button press to turn it off. People... hilarious!
this is the second generation of the radio, and the original generation didn't have the option to turn the beep off. plus, the manual for this one didn't mention the new feature, it wasn't until someone commented on here that I found out it was added
if you press and hold ANL button it will cancel beep
Lance Porter thanks for the tip, i had a feeling they integrated that into the newer model
Glad I found this comment mine was driving me nuts.
I bought the radio
President Electronics USA
Very pretty radio but it lacks the ability for modifications, I would look elsewhere.
1/2 of the fun in owning a CB is that fact that some of us can toy with it, if its not modifiable I wouldn't be interested in it.
Thank you for your presentation.
Uniden built that way so they fly by shops cannot mod them. I've been running mine for 2yrs now.
I don't want any mods on any CB that I own so I consider it almost a PERFECT CB Radio.Just 40 LEGAL channels without all of the crap like Echo,Reverb,& Roger Beeps that so many Morons love.There is more than enough unwanted & unneeded noise on the CB Band already.What we need is far more clean audio radios like the UNIDEN 980 SSB.The Talkback is USELESS but I would never use it since it's a Stupid feature to me on any radio.
I’ve got a stock cheap midland cb and 5 foot fire stick I live in Ct and talk to people in mass all the time I added a power mic I talk to guys with high power base units with my little barefoot cb! Gotta love it
Uh...umm...so... Uh...umm...so... Uh...umm...so...
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Why are you so scared ? I can hear the fear in your delivery,either that or your keyed off columbian..
stage fright
Uhhh ahhh meth whew.
Lot's of "uhhh... uhhh"
ShutUp ScrewBall!! Adrianna
Thank you for the video. But in future videos, please get to the point. You waste a ton of time on trivia and obvious stuff. Know your audience. We know more than you think. Telling us how to work a microphone clip is an example of what no one needs to have explained.