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Posted by beperson83 on February 13, 2007 at 09:52:08 from (216.56.24.130):
I have problems with my CB. Its a cobra, I dont remember the type
of cobra. All I get is static. Every once in a blue moon I can hear
people. I talk, but I dont know if they can hear me. I have the CB
running to a switch and then to the battery. I suppose I didnt need
the switch, but it looks cool next to my others. I was talking to
some people and they said I need to get it tuned, but I've gone to
some truck stops and they dont know what im talkin about. In fact,
they ask me questions about it. So please help!!
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