Posted by jon f mn on November 25, 2013 at 16:40:51 from (70.197.192.203):
In Reply to: School me on CB's posted by Fullers Farmalls on November 25, 2013 at 16:24:46:
If your looking for a radio that will go 2-3 miles AND be reliable just get an off the shelf cobra radio. They are not the "cool" radio that everyone wants but they work and last. Mine is 12 years old and works good yet and I have just stock coax and untuned antennas. If you need to go further than that you should get a better brand and have it worked at your closest cb shop. You will get less life but they can reach out 10 or more miles if set up right without boosters. If you do that you need to have the radio peaked and tuned and have the proper coax and antenna and have the antenna tuned as well. To get the max you need to have the proper meters and such so it's best to go to a shop.
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