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RF gain adjusts receiver sensitivity to match incoming signal Compact design installs easily into most cars and trucks Cobra CB radio with illuminated LCD display for bright and clear visibility Electronic tuning allows precise tuning of all 40 channels Instant channel 9/19, immediate access to emergency channel 9 or information channel 19 Microphone for loud and clear communication Available in 1-pack and 3-pack
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| Manufacturer | - |
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| Brand | Cobra Electronics |
| Item model number | 19 ULTRA III |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | - |
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| Product Id | 305119 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3.4 (84 ratings) 3.4 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 028377201059 |
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Cobra Electronics 19 Ultra III Compact Design CB Radio for Car, Truck or RV, 40 Channels & 40 hz Frequency
Reviews: 84
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Small,if it tuned ,you can talk with the other big expensive radio,well worth the money...match it with a good antenna. Always felt more secure with a good cb in my car traveling ..and a good power mics adds to it to.and under a 1oo$,,for everything. It will evan make a good base station..
i wanted this cd radio I like all brands the price appearance is all I need its small enough to fit . I would suggest this to any1ne it depends on the person k. gary
This is a very good CB for the money. My wife and I needed a way to communicate while moving from Phoenix to the Texas Panhandle, I was driving the U-Haul truck and she was driving the car. These Radio's did the job
Bought this for towing and camping. Works great for short-range communication
very good, just as described
A great compact CB radio for small and limited space, like a Jeep. Received radio in about 3 days.
Bought w the firestik 3ft firefly antenna, works like a charm. Perfect for for my Jeep.
i really didnt have too big of problem with it,all my chanells work and for those of you who said u didnt get great coverage,try a longer antenna and buy an upgraded microphone. for 35 dollars its not bad. i take long trips all the time,and i always get travelers assistance and directions if i need them. and the cb unit itself its quite small which i prefer in my car
I bought this Cb radio with high hopes, but after i got everything hooked up i soon figured out that problems quickly arose. I had bought all the neccassary items and could'nt wait to use it. But the biggest problem that i want to focus on is that it would recieve fairly well, but it would not transmit a lick. i bought a 5 ft. antenna with a bolt mount, ive been told several things that may be wats wrong but none seem to have done anything to help work. Ive moved the antenna around on my truck with no help, wats even worse is that it picks up every bit of interference from my truck, i cant run tha Cb at the same time as my truck w/o an annoying high pitch sound. Unless ya can afford all the neccassary parts needed to enjoy the full affect that this Cb is posta bring tha owner i dont reccomend this for those that are looking for a small budget.
If you intend to use this radio to transmit, you may be in for a surprise. I was, three times. Of three Cobra 19 Ultra III CB Radio's purchased from Walmart, none properly transmitted modulated audio under normal conditions (voices transmitted are very, very weak when received by another radio). My operating conditions included a quality amateur radio antenna tuned to resonate at the operating frequency of 27.185 Mhz (Ch 19). On two of the radios, I followed the functional test from within the vehicle with a bench test which included a power meter and dummy load. The radios would produce 3-3.5 watt carrier with minimal meter deflection under normal operating conditions. Normal talking with the mic held close to the face resulted in very minimal deflection above the power produced by the carrier. Yelling loudly produced a slight deflection of the meter to near 4 watts. Although audio was being transmitted, under these conditions (yelling), the transmitted audio was distorted and garbled (during the functional test). The only recommendation I would give for this radio is that someone in the Quality Control department of either Cobra or Walmart give this product an evaluation as the three that I have worked with have been virtually useless with respect to their intended purpose.