Am i correct is assuming that with this plugged in, i will be able to listen to my stock radio & cb, but not be able to talk via my cb?
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I'm using it on a harley ultra classic and I have it connected to a Sena dual bluetooth transmitter. And I have the bluetooth paired to a LG wireless earbuds. I can listen to radio and with my cell phone connected to Sena blue tooth I can take and talk on phone.
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I am not sure about being able to talk on your CB, never tired it. Sena does sell a module for use with 2 way radios. You can call Sena and they will help. Their customer service is great.
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The idea behind this plug is to be able to connect to the SM10 and be able to blue tooth from the Bikes radio to both driver and passengers head set. This has not worked for me yet and since I put the bike away late last fall, I have just gotten it out April 1st and will be trying again to get this operation working. So at this time the SM10 does not connect to our SMH10 head sets, but I will again work with Sena to get this fixed or return unit to be checked by them.
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You have 2 options: The SENA SC A0120 Plug In Cord is one option and it will work. Or, if you still want Bluetooth you have to purchase the Sena SM10-01 SM10 Dual Stream Bluetooth Stereo Transmitter. You mount it on your bike and plug into bike connection. The difference is; you will have no cords connecting to your helmet. It will work thru the blue tooth connection.
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I'm not sure. I'm out of state right now; so, I can't check it out. My guess: yes, you can listen to FM with Aux plugged in.
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After reading your question, I just tried it, and YES, it plays my music just fine while plugged in.Norm
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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.
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As long as when you remove the radio and the port is open then you should be ok. I would double check before buying it. Also, i would suggest getting another brand. Go bluetooth to be honest. This one broke down on me pretty quickly
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That is the CB I'm using with it. You remove the rubber duckie, and attach the coax. It seems to me that having some sort of plug for the duckie mount would be nice, but you're on your own there.
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The unit reads: XTG TechnologyMODEL: XTG-DC2USBINPUT: 100-240VAC 47-63Hz 0.5AOUTPUT: 12V ⩵ 900mA 5V ⩵ 1000mASo, if your CB Radio doesn't require more that 12V, you should be OK... the 5V is for the combined USB sockets. I wouldn't use all three sockets at once since they share the combined power, and neither device would get full current. I personally don't use it for anything larger that a Blue Tooth charger for an ear piece.
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In my experience that shouldn't be happening. I was always able to pick a station on the FM band, match it on the digital readout, and pipe my iPhone through the car speakers. On intuition rather than science, I picked low powered stations (88.7 or 90.2 for example) rather than powerhouses and had good fidelity.
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You will have to put on an external antenna. Not designed for reproducing music. More for talking.
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Well............I have a little 100W inverter I put in the cig lighter. I plugged in the tranmitter setting the Freq to 103.1. I plugged my I-pod into the trasmitter. I turned on my little sony walkman to that Freq, and wahlah. Perfect reception. Started my Chev Luv thinking of Alternator noise, or some kind of engine interference, but...............worked perfect. In my setup no noise. Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you. Tim
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I don't have a bluetooth car radio, so I have never tried this. But the cb has a bluetooth pairing option up to two devices. If your car has a pairing option and you a pin number for the device it should work. But you might have conflict of the cb and the car stereo both answering your call if they are both linked to your cell phone.
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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
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i suppose you could if your cb has a "line out" or "external speaker" jack since this unit comes with a "line in" jack to which you can attach a phone ( my use ) or any other device with a headphone, or line out or ext speaker jack built in.
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I'm assuming that you are plugging it into the aux port. If so, of course it will work.
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If you mean a plug for the power/cig outlet then it's easily doable. That's how I wired mine up. I added an extra constant outlet to the center console for power. Allows me to completely remove the CB out of vehicle when not needed. I just coil the antenna cable under the seat.
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Yes definitely. While plugged in, I can play music, use navigation apps, and make phone calls with Bluetooth. No interference of any kind in my experience!
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yes you must provide the cable...you can get them everywhere...it sounds much better thru aux than tunining to a low fm station..enjoy