can I use it for a CB radio?
1011731
No. This antenna is made for scanners, so using it for transmitting is probably a bad idea!
1011732
This antenna is a scanner antenna built to receive a large frequency range. It is not designed to transmit, only receive. The cable end connects to a scanner radio and is not correct to connect to a CB radio.
1559337
Yes it would work just fine. It comes with everything you need to enjoy the radio.
188813
Yes, it can. It just has the regular male plug that is the same size that fits a CB, is on the end of ear buds, etc. Hope this helps.
654878
No I'm sorry this would not work for what you want. This speaker is made to plug into CB radio or actually any radio and the noise that it cancels only applies to voice or music coming thru the speaker. In other words CB radios are notoriously noisy and when you turn on the noise canceling feature it only serves to take some of the noise out of the audio coming from the speaker and nothing else. Also calling it a noise canceling speaker is not exactly accurate it only removes some of the higher frequencies out of the signal where a lot of noise or hiss resides but on the other hand it makes the audio sound a little bassy which sometimes can make it hard to ear the audio so it's kind of a give and take propositions.
1595280
You can plug it into the external speaker jack on the back of your cb. The children comment was a auto fill in for some reason sorry.
908139
No you cannot this is for cb/10 meters only. The Baofeng radio is in the vhf/uhf frequency range and will damage the radio if you do.
507093
It would work for cb channels mostly. You might get marginal reception with it on the higher VHF bands for police and fire. You would be better off get a dedicated vehicle scanner antenna that is designed to receive multiple frequency bands.
652805
We use them with an amp but I am gessing your cb might have a port for speaker and it should work.
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
1052270
I don't see why it wouldn't, to my thinking as long as you can give it an open FM channel it should be ok. Don't take my word tho as I am by far not a qualified radio tech but this is just a thought . Maybe someone will kick off on my comment. Good luck .
2003125
Sorry... I don't know that CB radio... anyway It works great with my 4 pin Galaxy 2547 radio.
1620957
I don't see why not. The unit antenna out should match up with any cb antenna cably
499552
You don't need a ham license for CB radios. Go with that. They carry pretty far & good for emergency help if you need it. -KD0ZYG
1538978
I don't think the connectors are the same. I would say this will not mate to a CB radio?
1999143
No. If you want a radio for CB search for CB radio. There are a couple of hand held models, but most CB radios are mobile radios. These mobile radios could be used in the house with a power supply and antenna.
955717
PROBABLY NOT as the FREQUENCY range (144 mhz / 440 mhz) this antenna is designed for is quite different from "CB" (27 mhz). Get you a SWR meter designed for the 2 meter and 70 cm HAM bands. They are readily available and quite inexpensive.
1695467
I already had power and antenna (used to have business band radio 153.020mhz) did have to change the base load and tune antenna for cb frequencies. If you use lighter socket for power and a magnetic mount antenna should be done in short order. The business band required power feed directly from battery and drilling roof for roof mount antenna (overkill for cb).