Will this work with this cb? Cobra 29 LX 40-Channel CB Radio with Instant Access 10 NOAA Weather Stations and Selectable 4 Color Display
1156149
It has 16 ga wire which is fairly high amp available for most electronics. Don't know the item you listed requirements, but would guess it is less.
797653
No. Its only fm, and cb is am. Not to mention the fact that cb is in the 27 mhz range. Far lower than this radio can go
2178175
No it channel is broke down five partial frequency.... Good radio. Just remember its a 10 meter. It does not have the same frequency's as a Cb.
1586856
Probably, if your CB has a 'bnc' connector on the back, rather that a 'uhf' connector. In that case, it might require an adapter.
2209561
Yes I think this antenna will work fine. As always with CB radio the longer and higher the antenna the better it works. I think this is the smallest you can go without having any problems.I have this on my car for CB only and it tunes easy and works fine. The range is about 3 to 5 miles on a good day.
1443317
Not to my knowledge, it does not receive CB, weather emergence broadcast, or police broadcast. It does do an excellent job with FM, AM (mid-range). Its short wave capability depends on area or location. It has a micro chip that scans the bands so you can listen to what is available in the region or country. This is a nice feature if you are traveling and do not know the stations in that location very well. I have found it to be an excellent radio for the price but like all recent radio's nowadays you must spend some time with the instructions. Hope this helps you.
257913
I would not recommend this radio. There is no WX (weather) key. To get to the weather, you have to scroll the small black band at the bottom of the display. Difficult to see in an office setting. Impossible to see in sunny, pitching seas.
809458
10, if u haven't made any mods to your cb, thAts what i used on my Cobra 29 Wx Nt Bt
530374
It will work fir a CB radio if you can find an adaptor. The cord is 20 ft long and attached to the antenna. At the end is a small screw in type fitting that looks like it will fit a CB adaptor. That piece screws into a marine radio adaptor. So, if you can find the correct adaptor it will work.
2134647
The one that comes with the unit would be ok for the car. The cb is good for up to 4 miles depending on the atmosphere for the day and the terrain that you're in. You will need to crack your window or run the cable between the door and exterior of the car. Another option for more info is to call a local cb shop and see if they would recommend another/different antenna.
538109
My old cobra unit will fit on it. I went out and tried it. it will work even better than the windshield suction 2 cup unit I got with the Cobra. The Cobra actually had less false signals than this unit. I was disappointed a little.
2154925
My Friend, I no longer have this CB. Don't recall dimensions; however, I can tell you that the depth is very long as compared to the width. If you know anyone with a JEEP WRANGLER YJ it will fit in the ashtray area if you remove the tray. This is a great starter CB and, I enjoyed the NOAA weather feature which was one the main features that sold me. Since then, I have upgraded to a higher performance Cobra 29LXBT 40CH CB Radio with Bluetooth and Clock that has also has NOAA weather and that has been peaked, tuned, align, mod, etc. Good luck!
550697
They are ok around the house or for about one block. There is a telescoping antenna that works better, or you can get an adapter at Radio Shack and use a high quality magnetic roof antenna on your car...But Cobra hand-helds don't put out more than 2 watts. I tested it on a 35 foot antenna and picked up someone at about 1 1/2 miles...That's about it. If you want some power get a Boefeng Ham radio (about $40) ar a Magnum 357 HP EXPORT RADIO, that has about 80 watts, and Ham and CB frequencies, and a Ham Operators License. But Boefeng doesn't pick up CB channels... A Uniden 520XL CB from Wall Mart works very well for $39 with a good magnetic roof antenna on your car...The Hand-Held CB's just don't have much power, nor the necessary antenna... All CB's are rated at 4 watts, so if you are looking at an expensive CB, forget it, You're not getting any more transmit power. Get a cheap Uniden 520 XL 4 watts, or get something with power like a Magnum 357HP (80 watts) and set it up for all channels with a good antenna...
1640522
well....sort of. i believe the wx part of your radio is for receiving of weather information...and in this case any antenna should be fine. the cb part of your radio will in fact love the 1000. i cant imagine that there is a separate connection for the weather band antenna...so...hook er up and get to talking.
723045
I'm not sure how well it picks up weather band. But any CB antenna will work for any CB unless it's a piece of crap, but Firestiks are great.
965374
Should work. Check to make sure your radio is the 3 pin type. There should be 2 pins closer together and 1 farther apart. This is pretty much standard of all the CB's from the late 80's to present. I have seen a few with dual pin plugs or three pin plugs that was equally spaced but they a very easily identified as such.
999922
I think the weather radio would work very well because it gives an audible as well as a visual warning. One thing about the radio though is a person needs to be able to read the instructions on programming the radio and then be able to see and read to actually program it. Programming it can be problematic even for a person with normal vision and can be confusing. I hope this helps out a little bit.