Video Review Of Midland 75-822 Handheld CB Radio With Mobile Adapter And Tram 3500 CB Antenna

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  • Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
  • Warning!! Static Is Loud During Testing.
    Info About Equipment Used, CB Radio Midland 75-822 Was Purchased On Amazon, Tram 3500 CB Antenna Was Purchased On Ebay.
    Astatic (302-01768) PDC7 Compact SWR Meter And Original "Midland Mag Mount Center Load Antenna 18-2442" Was Also Purchased On Amazon But Not Used In Video.

КОМЕНТАРІ • 3

  • @danieljones2936
    @danieljones2936 3 роки тому +1

    An automatic noise limiter would help clear up your receive, I believe a lot of the noise coming through when you're receiving in this video is coming from the power lines along the road.

    • @countryfriedgamer15o
      @countryfriedgamer15o  3 роки тому +1

      I would agree power lines play a big role in noise. Thanks for your comment, have a great Thanksgiving.

  • @mariumraja4821
    @mariumraja4821 3 роки тому

    Guys I just wanted to put my 2 pence in towards these radios..
    I have 2 sets of these radios..
    Standard there shit ..
    Upon putting a 54cm antenna you can hear better then the standard one ..
    Plug in the mobile adapter connect it all up ,,plug in the antenna magmount make sure it's long on car ..
    Now with plug in 13.8v plus antenna you'll start hearing people...
    The last thing is an RL 203 p
    Pre amplifier 100w ...
    Plug it all in an i have been heard & hear traffic from miles .. 20 to 40 miles away with absolutely no problems..
    Amplifier cost £50
    Radio cost £120
    Thunder pole long mobile antenna cost £28
    Mic +built in speakerphone cost £30
    It's now an excellent setup that works ..
    Before the amplification no one could hear me ,, now 7 miles round circle 30+ had a radio check an its blowing ..