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Galaxy DX2547 & Midland 75-822 CB radios
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No, but if you do get the 2547 let me know how it is. I've just gotten back into CB after a few years off the air, and I would be curious to see how Galaxy's radios are these days.
Galaxy DX2547
No problem, I was into CB back in the 60's & it went to crap up in the Empire state, now that I am in the Sunshine state I figured I'd get back into it again, I just ordered a Cobra LX for the house to test the waters before I get into SSB, the Midland 75-822 will be used for mobile emergencies on road trips.
No problem, I was into CB back in the 60's & it went to crap up in the Empire state, now that I am in the Sunshine state I figured I'd get back into it again, I just ordered a Cobra LX for the house to test the waters before I get into SSB, the Midland 75-822 will be used for mobile emergencies on road trips.
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