Radios
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My tv arial is in my loft,and that works fine, think coms kit would work like that?
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I have a pair of Midland 42s, can use it with a battery pack of 6 batteries (AA) or a rechargable pack, which is 8AA rechargables, or it can be used with an in-car kit, they are going for anything between £99 and £120.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Midland-42-Multi- ... 1e61f7082d
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Midland-42-Multi- ... 1e61f7082d
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Am gonna buy a power supply transformer thing, which'll let me power my cb through a car or mains!
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Glad you are getting sorted.Bournemouthprepper wrote:Am gonna buy a power supply transformer thing, which'll let me power my cb through a car or mains!
Hobo
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I'm poor lol and they'd require a lot of power, double car battery kinda power... and to be fair if i were to buy anything, it'd be:
http://www.mod-sales.com/auction/vehicl ... _SALES.htm
HAHA
BP
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CB radio, Power converter and antenna...
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I'm a complete coms newbie, what sort of range do you got on those things?
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It depends on wether, what antenna, frequency, power out, among other things. My VX6 has a stubby antenna fitted on it at the mo (so it fits in my pocket) and gets about 8-14 miles in cites on 5 Watts but I use repeaters for 2m/70cm and 4m. The Icom has a big whip antenna and gets about 18 to 25 miles in the city. The Clansman can go around the world with a long enough piece of wire and a balloon to get it in the air.preservefreak wrote:I'm a complete coms newbie, what sort of range do you got on those things?