hey yall im looking to put my cb back into my truck. i bought it about11 years and the guy i bought it from did some mods to it but left the final stock. im looking to do some minor upgrades to it one being a way to just get a little more power out of it
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kf4eyr
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do a swing kit then buy an amp,,,,,,,,
Frequently ignored.
Project25_MASTR
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Tune an match your antenna providing an optimal ground plane.
This. You would be amazed at how little actual range improvement you get from increasing the power.
prcguy
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Or just get a Texas Star Modulator V-Plus. You can adjust it for just about any key down carrier power you want like around 10w and under modulation it will go up to about 60-70 watts. Makes a nice statement at the other end and seems to add a bit of punch to your signal. Street price about $75.
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