Will this power a CB radio?
1868325
Mine did work for my galaxy tablet but it took a long time to power it up. I don't think it will power up a CB radio. Over and Out!
578664
Yes,but get an amp from radio shack. It will be more powerful then the one that comes with unit.
1367811
If you mean does the antenna plug into the CB yes it does not need a wire. if you are referring to the CB you need to get power to the CB that required a plug.
1015466
Cig lighter is not the preferred method to power a cb radio as grounding is usually not as good and can give electrical noise through the cb speaker. But technically it will work. Amazon search "Roadpro 12V Fused Replacement Cigarette Lighter Plug with Leads". This is a quick one i found. You can "butt connect", "spade connect", bullet connect" or solder your connections. Very easy to do.
1486752
Probably but not if you crank it up much. This is for a steady draw from light bulbs. The only way to steadily power a car stereo is with a high amperage power supply. The easiest method is what I do in my golf cart. I have a marine deep cycle battery that runs the radio, then when I am done, I put it on charge overnight. For longer periods to keep the battery charged up I have a float charger. Yes this is a hassle but car stereos draw a lot of power at only 12-14v so they need a lot of amperage to crank them up. Easiest thing is to get a good sized (it should weigh a few pounds minimum) power supply. A battery charger alone will buzz like crazy and not be good for the constant amp draw.
568040
I bought it for my son. He hooked it up to his CB radio. He said it would take some different type of wiring to do that and he isn't sure how to do that.
1547110
Probably not something that's 225 watts, that's about 16 amps not including losses (this is rated for 14 max). You can hook up a 12 watt CB (assuming it's made to be put in a car/truck), but I would look at the manual for both things and see the specs, specifically the maximum amps it draws and make sure it's not more than 12 (or even 10 to be safe). There's also a 20 amp version of this: Pyramid PS21KX 20 Amp Power Supply that might work better for you.
380573
Sure, it should work. It plugs in the back of the radio and grounds itself.
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.
282045
Unless you have a very high attic, forget it since it is designed to be mounted in a verticle orientation. However, if you are creative, it would work as a flagpole. Actually, I got it to use on a few of the ham bands but I suspect it would work very well on CB. Don't use it with an amp as it isn't made to handle high power (but will work at 100 watts.)
1799778
No. If the CB you have doesn't have an SWR meter, you can buy one fairly cheap on Amazon or E-Bay. But you definitely need one to tune your CB correctly. Another thing to pay attention to is mounting the antenna correctly and make sure it has a good ground. These are things I've learned from experience. Good luck.
236281
The connections it comes with are standard 3.5 mm jacks so as long as your ext speaker and pa outs are 3.5 mm (hard to imagine they are anything but) then it should work fine with any cb radio
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.
1917232
You should be able to run a 10 Amp amplifier and a CB radio in transmit mode with no problem. The question you would have to answer for yourself is "Does the current draw of the Amplifier and the CB radio during transmit exceed 25 Amperes", if the answer is no, then you will have no problems. Be sure that you are looking at Current (amperes) for all equipment.
2000263
I would think so, it's a universal plug going into the back of the cb unit.
965103
Not sure since I used it to connect from the back (where the battery is located) to the driver's seat area for a Cobra 75WXST 40-Channel CB Radio mounted in a 2014 Corvette Stingray. Works well for my purposes just not sure about yours.
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.