Posted by Super Trucker on November 25, 2013 at 17:44:10 from (99.150.161.235):
In Reply to: School me on CB's posted by Fullers Farmalls on November 25, 2013 at 16:24:46:
You can have the BEST radio in the world with a crappy ant set up and it won't reach the end of the hood. I will second the cobra 29 CLASSIC or uniden pc 76 as a good mid range radio. DO NOT GET THE SOUND TRACKER type radios. They don't provide a hill of beans and they charge you extra. If it were my choice I would have a cobra 25 or 29 CLASSIC with a Wilson 1000 magnet mount antenna.Proven combo up to 5 mi range depending on surroundings. Money no object Ranger RCI 6300 hands down 600 watts out of the box guaranteed when you talk EVERYBODY listens.
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