Cobra CB Radios at Andy's Auto Sport
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CB Radios
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103-0005-1
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109-0004
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148 GTL
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18 WX ST II
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19 DX IV
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212-001-n-0
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25 NW
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29 LTD BT
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29 LTD CHR
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29 NW
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29 WX NW BT
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29 WX NW ST
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420-030-N-0
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426-002-N-0
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426-011-n-0
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AC 701
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AC 702
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C 75 WX ST
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CXR700
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CXR800
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CXR900
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CXR920
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CXT400
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CXT85
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CXT90
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FA-BP
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FA-CHRGR
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FA-CR
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GA-BMIC B
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GA-EBM2
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About this Manufacturer:
Whether you need a set of two-way radios to keep in touch from across the track, or a radar, laser, or safety camera detector to stay out of trouble off the track, Cobra is well-known for being a leader in communications technology. With an ever-expanding line of products being introduced to serve the masses, Cobra has stayed on top of its game with breakthroughs such as the first touchscreen radar detector, and two-way radios with built-in digital voice recorders, which will help ensure that you'll never miss another important message. The company has also introduced a line of GPS devices, Bluetooth accessories, and even manufactures power inverters, so if you're into communications electronics Cobra offers lots of great options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are CB radios? Why buy them?
CB Radios are a form of wireless radio communication commonly used in SUVs, trucks, boats and RVs. Also known as the Citizen’s Band, CBs became popular in the 1970s when truckers used them to communicate on the open road, often using unique jargon and taking on colorful names called “handles”. Using a simple hand held or portable radio and a small antenna, CBs are capable of transmitting short distances and can be tuned to several different frequencies in the 27 MHz band to help avoid static and other radio traffic. Thanks to their portability these radios make a great addition to any vehicle. They provide added safety by acting as an emergency communication device and they allow you the ability to communicate with others on the road to warn of upcoming hazards, or just to let your convoy partner know that you need to stop and eat lunch.
CB Radios are a form of wireless radio communication commonly used in SUVs, trucks, boats and RVs. Also known as the Citizen’s Band, CBs became popular in the 1970s when truckers used them to communicate on the open road, often using unique jargon and taking on colorful names called “handles”. Using a simple hand held or portable radio and a small antenna, CBs are capable of transmitting short distances and can be tuned to several different frequencies in the 27 MHz band to help avoid static and other radio traffic. Thanks to their portability these radios make a great addition to any vehicle. They provide added safety by acting as an emergency communication device and they allow you the ability to communicate with others on the road to warn of upcoming hazards, or just to let your convoy partner know that you need to stop and eat lunch.
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