How many range,(miles,km) this CB radio have??? how i can connect it to the Cigarrete plug in the car???
1838270
The range depends on your antenna and how it is tuned. Buy a quality antenna and a swr meter to tune it for maximum range. You will need an adapter to plug it into the cigarette plug but try running the power wire directly to the battery. Be sure to fuse the power wire.
1838271
Range is determined by several things, not necessarly all by the brand/part number of radio: antenna placement, type of antenna, height of antenna, and signal stength of the radio all determine transmit and receiving ranges. You should contact Midland and ask them for the tech specs on this radio, they will provide them for free. Their customer service dept will also make suggestions on what type of antenna would work for your application and provide you with suggested mounting locations. https://midlandusa.com/cb-radios/support/
1838272
City is 5 Mile rangeRadio Shack cigarette lighter adapter Spliced to Neg/power cord
1944220
If you are referring to the Frequency Band it is 25 MHz - 30 MHz. If you are referring range it is determined by the wattage of the radio or amplifier, weather, type of antenna, mounting location and terrain. Best case scenario 7-10 miles for a factory 4 watt CB. Here's a helpful link to assist with your question.
1451201
The unit reads: XTG Technology MODEL: XTG-DC2USB INPUT: 100-240VAC 47-63Hz 0.5A OUTPUT: 12V &#10869; 900mA 5V &#10869; 1000mA So, 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.
437559
If you were a legally licensed Ham, you wouldn't be asking this question. This radio is not for you. Get a Ham license first or get a CB or FRS radio instead.
1999141
This is ham radio not CB. You need a license as do others that use ham equipment.
1426727
Sorry, I connect a CB radio and that's it. There are two AUX plugs, and it supports Bluetooth. Their manuals are online you should be able to read all about it their. Wish I could be more help. Never had a single problem with any SENA produc, and all the folks I ride with who own SENA will tell you the same. Have fun.
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.
955332
Any local stations from your area. If you have an android phone you can get youtube, netflix, and any radio app from around the world. Also you can be 10-30 ft away from your car and it still transmits the bluetooth frequency.
885296
CB channels are all in 11 Meter band (26.965 to 27.405 MHz frequencies). The VX-6R can recieve in these frequencies, but not transmit. Reception is relatively poor with the factory antenna, but you can remove the factory antenna and connect the unit to a standard CB antenna to enhance reception signal strength and clarity. The radio can also recieve, AM, FM, HF, marine, aircraft and police bands. It will not transmit on those bands. This radio only transmits on portions of the 2 meter, 1.25 meter, and 70 centimeter bands. You must have an amateur radio license (not a CB or FRS/GMRS license) to transmit on this radio. CB channels are all in 11 Meter band (26.965 to 27.405 MHz frequencies). The VX-6R can recieve in these frequencies, but not transmit. Reception is relatively poor with the factory antenna, but you can remove the factory antenna and connect the unit to a standard CB antenna to enhance reception signal strength and clarity. The radio can also recieve, AM, FM, HF, marine, aircraft and police bands. It will not transmit on those bands. This radio only transmits on portions of the 2 meter, 1.25 meter, and 70 centimeter bands. You must have an amateur radio license (not a CB or... » Read More CB channels are all in 11 Meter band (26.965 to 27.405 MHz frequencies). The VX-6R can recieve in these frequencies, but not transmit. Reception is relatively poor with the factory antenna, but you can remove the factory antenna and connect the unit to a standard CB antenna to enhance reception signal strength and clarity. The radio can also recieve, AM, FM, HF, marine, aircraft and police bands. It will not transmit on those bands. This radio only transmits on portions of the 2 meter, 1.25 meter, and 70 centimeter bands. You must have an amateur radio license (not a CB or FRS/GMRS license) to transmit on this radio. « Show Less
1595280
You can plug it into the external speaker jack on the back of your cb. The children comment was a auto fill in for some reason sorry.
422626
I am not sure about the distance range of transmitter. Could be available in technical specification of product. But definitely it has enough range as far as usage is in car.
1487461
On the cable that is pluged in to the cigarette lighter it has a split of wire to plug into auxiliary of the radio. That should make it work. Make sure your sound on your phone is up too. If your car has the hands free you have to read the bluetooth setup for your car. Hope that helps!
1728636
The bluetooth, when combined with an external mic (available from Cobra) allows you to use the CB as a hands free device for your phone, similar to the devices built into newer cars, I mounted the mic next to the drivers visor, It was a little clunky to get working and used too but it works OK. Great CB though
1638131
The first thing to know is that GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) and CB (Citizen's Band radio) are not the same thing. GMRS is FM at 462 MHz and it's in most handheld radios now sold (usually 14 or 22 channels). CB, usually used in vehicles by truckers and others, is on 27 MHz AM and has 40 channels. SO you need to know which you really want. If you really want GMRS because you have other GMRS radios, the answer to the question is yes, it has 15 of the GMRS channels, BUT! it's not the best radio if you don't have a boat because it's so easy to transmit on the marine band by mistake during rugged outdoor use. That's illegal on land and can be very dangerous to boaters. GMRS-only radios are a better choice for that and most have 22 channels. And, frankly, this radio is a bit big and clunky on land and I have other GMRS radios I like better. Sadly, I can't recommend those because the ones I have are old and discontinued and hard they're hard to find used. If it's really CB you want, the answer is no, you have to buy a separate CB walkie-talkie. CB isn't often considered anymore for portable outdoor use but cell phones and cheap GMRS radios have emptied it out and the lower frequency can work better in forests than GMRS, and you don't need a license to transmit above 0.5 watts. For CB, I have a 4-watt Midland 75-822 and I like it.
1905176
You can use the oem antenna on your car but a bigger cb antenna will allow you to communicate further out with a cleaner signal. I'm no expert but that's what I've been told.
1929938
You need to take the radio into a cb shop, it needs to be tuned for the antenna you have and to check the ground
507093
It would work for cb channels mostly. You might get marginal reception with it on the higher VHF bands for police and fire. You would be better off get a dedicated vehicle scanner antenna that is designed to receive multiple frequency bands.