This could be the Golden Standard for Handheld CB's! - President Randy II

Living up to the hype of its predecessor, the President Randy 2 Handheld CB features both AM & FM modes, along with a rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, channel scanning, weather and other common-sense features. Watch as Pat from Right Channel Radios unboxes the Randy II, discusses the radio's functions and walks through all of the radio's capabilities in the menu.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:15 Radio Overview
0:55 Unboxing the Randy II
2:42 Parts Overview
3:40 Inside-Vehicle Use?
5:03 Different Use cases
5:25 Radio Functions & Menu
9:40 Contact Right Channel Radios
Ideal for use outside of the cab, in the cab with an external antenna or storing for emergency use, the President Randy II is truly a jack-of-all-trades.
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If you have any questions about what radio is right for your vehicle, contact us at Right Channel Radios!
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[@georgecook1374]

nice review I love that it comes with the adapter to use a roof mount in the car. and that it has a jack for an ear piece.

[@hansoak3664]

I have used and held CB radios since the 1970s. I have currently been using a Randy II FCC for several months and I can say without any hesitation that is the best handheld CB I've ever used. Allowing for the usual limitation of a handheld CB's portable antenna, performance has been superb and far exceeded anything I expected. One of the things I wish they would come out with is a new back + larger capacity battery.

[@-Nobody-1]

Whats your range with stock antenna?

[@hansoak3664]

@@-Nobody-1 How many FARS depends upon terrain and other factors. Receive-wise I receive skip from all over just like my anytone mobile. Transmit range typically won't be great with the rubber duck but I have carried on a conversation with my buddy in a mobile, Urban terrain, over several miles. I was on the third floor of a house and he was in his car. We were both kind of shocked. Hands down, this radio has the best receive and transmit of any of the handhelds I've used in the old days. I have one of them still and it performs nowhere near as well as the Randy II.

[@kathrinerosemendoza8210]

superb! 🤟👍

[@jamesmcgee2447]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@weatherman2007]

Question: does this have a connection for a Speaker mic? If so, what type?

[@eric69parent]

When you have the 12v set up & you turn your key on those it automatically come on Or you need to manually turn on & off ?

[@mep1811]

I don't see an Overland Cruisers sticker on your toolbox.

[@RightChannelRadios]

Haha - Tell Steve to get me one!

[@Lightning-bol]

With that 8 in duck that radio might talk almost as far as you could throw a rock even outside your car, Kids toy prob puts out 3 watts, why do they bother manufacturing this stuff, How about they make a new Magnum 1012 with am/fm/usb/lsb and 8 watts with a 4' telescoping antenna that does 10/12 meters and 11

[@OhDatsHarrison2732]

You are very wrong I used mine with the little rubber duck antenna and I got 2 and a half miles of range with it then I hooked it up to my wilson 1000 and got around 7 to 8 miles of range with it

[@Lightning-bol]

@@OhDatsHarrison2732 Don't lie you did not get 2 and a half miles with that thing why does everybody have to lie. Pats Johnny on the head Run along johnny.

[@OhDatsHarrison2732]

@@Lightning-bol yes i did when i hooked it up to my big antenna i have on the roof of my truck and i used my 12v plug in my truck as power

[@OhDatsHarrison2732]

@@Lightning-bol the little antenna it comes with sucks but if you upgrade to a big wilson 1000 or 5000 with a 66inch antenna you can get 2 to 3 miles of solid performance