Will this work with CB radios?
1514552
did not work at all with cell phone. so i'm going to guess it would be useless for a cb too
1514553
This antenna is not listed as to be compatible with any CB Radios. Works with cellular (806 - 894 MHz) and PCS (1850 - 1990 MHz) bands.
1451199
The unit reads: XTG TechnologyMODEL: XTG-DC2USBINPUT: 100-240VAC 47-63Hz 0.5AOUTPUT: 12V ⩵ 900mA 5V ⩵ 1000mASo, if your CB Radio doesn't require more that 12V, you should be OK... the 5V is for the combined USB sockets. I wouldn't use all three sockets at once since they share the combined power, and neither device would get full current. I personally don't use it for anything larger that a Blue Tooth charger for an ear piece.
1137299
No... you must buy the antenna and the co-ax cable to hook it to the CB separately. Also any mounts for the antenna if you don't buy a magnetic one. Magnetic generally don't work very well.
2196184
It will not work, this device relies on having the ability to select a different input such as a CD changer or cassette tape. You will need to install a different radio unit that has the ability to accept these types of inputs.
2172292
A cb radio will transmit and receive with another radio that is on the same channel as you are, if you are within range and the other radio has transmit capability as well as receive. key the mike button on your radio to transmit let it up to receive that will do it good luck.
298724
No it will not. This antenna is for the 2 meter and 70 cm amateur radio bands. It will not work for CB.
380573
Sure, it should work. It plugs in the back of the radio and grounds itself.
1999141
This is ham radio not CB. You need a license as do others that use ham equipment.
397041
I don't think so. Its only made to communicate with other bluetooth devices and similar units to itself. CB radios are a different animal entirely.
126438
Yes. Both Cell phones and radios use radio waves. Cell phones rely on Cell towers which use computers to coordinate the signals going to and from phones. Cell phones have to connect to the cell towers to function and cell towers have to have electrical power to function. CB radios do not use towers or repeaters to communicate. They send radio waves directly into the air and those waves can be picked up by other radios on the same frequency that are within a limited range. So the short answer is yes, CB radios will work when Cell phones will not, but the range is very limited.
961961
Depends on the wattage rating of the radio, generally I would say it should work..if it is not over 100 watts.
1578801
Can't confirm but it has worked on any radios that have the same plug design.
1863605
don't know the answer to that, however--look to see if there are 4 small holes around the radio knobs. it should work if the holes are visible
1220055
It will work with your CO radio. It is the same as a speaker. Your CB may not have enough power to utilize the 100 watt range but it should sound just fine.
1451201
The unit reads: XTG Technology MODEL: XTG-DC2USB INPUT: 100-240VAC 47-63Hz 0.5A OUTPUT: 12V &#10869; 900mA 5V &#10869; 1000mA So, if your CB Radio doesn't require more that 12V, you should be OK... the 5V is for the combined USB sockets. I wouldn't use all three sockets at once since they share the combined power, and neither device would get full current. I personally don't use it for anything larger that a Blue Tooth charger for an ear piece.
270717
CB frequencies are 27 megahertz. FM radio works between 88 and 108Mhz. the amplifier would be so far out of its operating band Itwould not function
1113956
it depends. it comes with 2 wires. if ur cb has an audio jack you may have to wire a 3.5mm male end on the speaker. if its just has 2 wires for the speaker than you just have to wire it in.