Could this be used with the Midland 1001Z 40-Channel CB ?
2036778
Yes, it will work with a 12 volt system. However, make sure it has the right plug on the end of the wire
1409134
I don't see why not. I'm guessing you are not using it as a center channel.
1122004
No you would need a cb much more powerful with range and a strong sourced antenna
191907
I used the road pro dual connectors and it works like a champ. Need at least 18 feet for your cb to work properly. The antennas need to be equal distance apart from each other or you will fry your cb.
1795903
Hi, we have Midland GXT 1000 and it works just fine with those, not sure that helps you but maybe you can compare the two radios...it's just a two prong plug on the side. I would be really surprised if they changed the style that much. One thing I don't like about them though is that there seems to be a delay before it picks up your voice. So you have to wait a second before speaking to make sure it all comes through on the other end.
1280556
I have the midland gxt 1050 radio and I have both the open face and the closed face sets that work with that radio. If you have twin prong lead it will work.
1234123
Yes. That is exactly what I did with mine. You may need an adapter depending on the stereo input connections.
1125283
I don't know. We bought a different set, the GMR 30 mile 22 channel models with charger. Unfortunately, one of the radios was defective. Instead of replacing them Amazon told us we'd have to buy a different item. Consequently, we bought a Midland set with 30 mile range. Sorry, can't help you.
1962303
it will work with all Midland and Motorola to have the dual plug mike spacing, my shoulder Mike works with all my radios.
1384441
No. I've tried it with 10m and it has very flimsy build, and will arc at anything over CB regulation.
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.
685892
It's for a vhf radio I don't believe it will work for a cb. You can mount it on an angle as it is adjustable.
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
778013
It should be able to communicate with your old radio, if you are on the same channel/frequency, example is we hear others talking on other channels don't quote me on this but you might want to google search your midland radio and see if it is able to.
1936639
I have a magnetic mount antenna and had trouble tuning this with the Midland. This is, I'm told, due to the radio possibly not be grounded well enough. A rep from K40 suggested connecting a wire to a metal part of the vehicle and the PL256 adaptor. I havnt tried this. Thinking of getting a different antenna that connects to the vehicle, in order to get a better ground.
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.
538894
Probably not...one or the other. You are better off using the cable covers designed for this application. You need a wider cable path than the CMK10 provides.