Will this radio allow you to talk to a motorcycle / truck mounted CB radio if we were on the same channel?
1940532
No, CBs operate around 27Mhz (11m band) while GMRS/FRS radios such as these operate at about 462MHz (70cm band). The numbers on the display are more just a mnemonic or convenient 'symbol' for the actual frequency. On a ham radio walkie talkie (HT), the user can assign displayed numbers (memory presets) to whatever frequencies they like. Hope this helps someone!
885298
Yes if you do the mod that is easily found on the net. I did it and from experience I would not repeat the process. I permits marginal CB reception but of course you can't transmit. You won't pick up any of the long range skip like you could with a dedicated CB such as the Galaxy 979 which has upper and lower sideband. Frankly the IQ level of CB transmissions is rarely higher than the channel number you happen to be on. Get your ham technician license I finally took my exam last week and that's the way to go, you'll be glad you did.
716397
It depends on the number of "pins" your CB has. Usually the socket in the radio has either four or five pins therefore the microphone has to have the same .
2172293
This is a two way radio operating on CB frequency range. If you're talking about a walkie talkie it would have to be on the same frequency. Some of those newer two way hand held radios don't operate on the CB radio frequencies. It's just like you can't hear FM radio stations on a AM radio. They don't operate on the same type of frequency. You can get handheld radios at radio shack that will operate on the CB frequencies.
1538978
I don't think the connectors are the same. I would say this will not mate to a CB radio?
2168211
Not 100% sure but if the radio has a trainer port then you might be able to do it but again not 100% sure if it would work.
912593
Sure! IF...you can use speakers on your motorcycle that are amplified by themselves (the radio only has enough audio power for headphones...) There are many brands available.
723046
Of course. The antenna doesn't care which radio it's connected to. An antenna is designed and built to resonate to particular radio frequencies. This is a CB antenna.
944841
I don't see how it wouldn't. The CB antenna connections are standard. I have had mine hooked up to a Cobra and a Uniden so you should be just fine.
2153461
You can connect to it either through Bluetooth or it has a 3.5mm audio jack (cord included). If your truck radio has a 3.5mm audio jack then it will work with that.
1926502
I'm going to say no, that's due to the frequencies operate on different radio bands. Marine radios operate on the VHF 155.000 and above where as a CB radio operates on a short distance band from 26.000 and up.
1673681
I don't know, but generally these things are on the same frequency so I would think YES. You just set them all no the same channel.
1230484
These radios can also be paired up to make a uhf repeater..something Tyt hasn't went public about. I have all the info on this and it is very inexpensive to do
629186
Only if you have it next to a microwave or other electro magnetic source, especially on the AM band. This is true of most radios unless the signal is digitally converted.
912594
I'm not sure. We didn't use the unit in our car recently because of the antenna needing to be in a spot to pick up the signal. It may be better on a motorcycle? It does need some kind of speakers/headphones though to be used.
1556266
If your Cb radio runs on 5 amps 12volts and uses a positive polarity tip cigarette lighter adapter then I'd say yes...Make sure what your Cb radios power rating is first so you don't fry anything.
309684
Yes, if all are tuned into the same channel, and are in range of the transmission. As well, anyone outside your party with a radio tuned to that channel, and in range of the transmission, will be able to hear your words...................