Ultimate CB Radio Q&A: Expert Answers to All Your Radio Questions

Welcome to our ultimate CB radio Q&A session! 🚀 In this video, we answer all your burning questions about CB radios, GMRS radios, and more. Whether you're a newbie or a seasoned radio enthusiast, you'll find valuable insights and expert advice. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more radio tips and tricks! #CBRadio #RadioQandA #GMRSRadio #radiotips
Timestamp
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Cobra 29 as a base station unit?
1:35 - Mobile CB Radio as a base station unit?
2:32 - What's the point of a CB Radio?
4:35 - Walkie Talkies and CB radios the same?
5:20 - How far can a CB Radio Transmit compared to a GMRS?
6:50 - Privacy Concerns?
7:58 - How do you store CB Radios properly?
8:35 - Why are there different types of antennas?
9:20 - Should I get a CB Radio or GMRS Radio?
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[@martinruiz2675]

Thanks for the video, it's very informative

[@RustyOpel]

I'd say get a mobile in the band of your choice (CB/GMRS) and a handheld in the other as a backup. (Or just be radio dork like me and have CB, 10M, 12M, GMRS, 2M and 70cM all in your truck...). 😉

[@nortonis3565]

Great video, can i use an base station antenna on my boat ? Would like a big antenna there. Not use what you mentioned about the length of the coax, if i need a specific length on it to tune right.

[@RyanS493]

On a boat you should start with a VHF Marine Radio. Unless you are adding a CB /GMRS as a backup. Boats usually have 6/7ft long vhf antennas.

[@nortonis3565]

@@RyanS493 I have VHF antenne, and are planning to put my cb radio in my boat. Got an spare Anytone AT 6666