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Cobra 75 all road wireless AM/FM CB radio

niceguy71

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I saw this little itty bitty CB radio on a few video's today... I didn't even know they were making a blue tooth wireless one hander CB.
it's a Cobra 75 All Road Wireless AM/FM CB Radio
it's wireless meaning you can mount the radio box anyplace and mount the mic on the dash board.... it's even water proof so you can mount it under the hood??? under the vehicle... under the seat... I even saw some video's of people putting it in the glove compartment.
the mic has all the controls and is Bluetooth... you have to plug it into a power source like a USB port or a USB to cigarette adapter then plug it into the cigarette lighter.... so there is still a cord... but the cord only goes to the power source.
the video I saw, it even has a really nice built in SWR meter..... it's a great idea... the mic looks really BIG??? it even has a frequency counter!!! and Noise Reduction

I thought it was a very cool idea.

anyone using one? or seen one? if so .... what do you think of it? .. for $159 I can't think they will sell a lot of them... but for a small vehicle or a jeep... it might be perfect.... especially that you can just unplug the mic from the USB port or cigarette lighter and hide it in the glove compartment.

hey it even has a ANL and NB... the little CS-47 didn't have that.... so this is very cool

Cobra all in one 75 WIRELESS CB Radio

 

OkieBoyKJ5JFG

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I like it! I have an Anytone Graces in my truck. It's a small unit with all the controls in the handset, but the handset is wired. I put it under the passenger seat and put the speaker/mic/control unit where I can reach it. It looks like this radio has taken that concept a step further.
 
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