3 best cb radio for the money

Product description

Get on the airwaves and start making contacts with this bundle kit from GigaParts!



Bundle Includes:

• Uniden PRO510XL Compact Pro Series 40 Channel CB Radio
• Shark Antennas TS821-2B 2ft Top Loaded 1/4 wave helically wound CB antenna
• Deluxe Aluminum Mirror Mount with 3/8x24 Stud and SO-239 Connector
• 12' Low loss RG-58 coax cable with molded PL-259 connectors
• Ham Guides TM Quick Reference Card

Features of the Uniden PRO510XL:

Uniden’s Professional Series PRO510XL Heavy-Duty CB radio offers High-Performance Full 40-Channel operation in a compact rugged CB radio. Extremely popular for Industrial, Commercial, and Off-Road use.



This PRO510XL operates on any of the 40 AM frequencies authorized by the FCC, and its S/RF meter and red-lit LED indicators help you monitor activity at a glance.



A built-in noise limiter and ANL switch and squelch control fine-tune performance and eliminate noise, and the front-positioned 4-pin microphone has an extra-long coiled cord for convenient use.

• Bundle Includes:
• Uniden PRO510XL Compact Pro Series 40 Channel CB Radio
• Shark Antennas TS821-2B 2ft Top Loaded 1/4 wave helically wound CB antenna
• Deluxe Aluminum Mirror Mount with 3/8x24 Stud and SO-239 Connector
• 12' Low loss RG-58 coax cable with molded PL-259 connectors

Product description

Galaxy CB radios are designed with Features that a serious CB operator can appreciate and a new user can easily master. The radio functions are laid out in a driver friendly format essential for ease of use while keeping your eyes focused on the road ahead. Each knob or button controls its own task, minimizing the need to look at a display or cycle through multiple menus. Big radio Features in a smaller package set the DX-939F apart from the crowd. A big calibrated meter, front mic jack and AM operation (no SSB) along with our backlit faceplate give this radio maximum bang for the buck. Galaxy DX-939F Features include: AM and PA Modes. Large, easy-to-read meter with: Calibrated power output scale. Modulation percentage scale. Incoming signal strength scale indicates up to 60 dB over S9. SWR ratio scale. Starlight faceplate (all lettering is backlit in blue). Automatic SWR circuit (no complicated calibration procedure). High SWR alert circuit with warning LED. Talkback circuit with on/off switch and volume control. Variable power output control. Variable dimmer control. Noise Blanker and Automatic Noise Limiter circuits. Blue frequency and channel LEDs with blue meter lamp. Mid-sized chassis with front mic jack. Blue/Red LED indicator for RX/TX. Receive (RF) gain control. Mic gain control. Rear jacks for external speaker and public address use. Two year Limited Warranty. Dimensions:7-1/4"W x 9"D x 2-3/16"H (Can slide into a 7-1/2" x 2-1/4" opening) (Depth does not include knobs or antenna connector). Radio weight with microphone: 4.1 pounds. Shipping weight: 5.6 pounds. What's in the box beside the radio: Handheld microphone, radio mounting bracket and microphone mounting hardware, power cord, owner's manual.

• Medium Size Chassis with Front Mic Jack Allows for Installation in Tight Quarters (Radio is 7-1/4" wide - Same as a Galaxy DX929/DX979)
• Built-in Five Digit Frequency Counter Using Large Blue LEDs and Two Digit Blue LED Channel Display - Meter is also Backlit in Blue
• Backlit Faceplate Lights all Lettering Blue in the Dark. Backlighting is Very Subtle so all Lettering Appears White in Daylight
• Large, Easy-to-Read Meter with Calibrated Scales for Power Output, Modulation Percentage, SWR Ratio and Incoming Signal Strength
• Variable Power Output Control, Variable Talkback Circuit with On/Off Switch, Automatic SWR Circuit and an SWR Alert LED, Variable Dimmer Control, Two Year Warranty

User questions & answers

Question:	Does it have echo
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Question:	Does this have a 4 pin microphone
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Question:	Wish is a better the 939 or
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Question:	Does it have roger beep
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Product description

Galaxy CB radios are designed with features that a serious CB operator can appreciate and a new user can easily master. The radio functions are laid out in a driver friendly format essential for ease of use while keeping your eyes focused on the road ahead. Each knob or button controls its own task, minimizing the need to look at a display or cycle through multiple menus. The DX-959 has been a solid performer for more than 15 years. It is at the top of our mobile CB line and is jam packed with big radio features. The Galaxy DX-959 Features AM/SSB and PA Modes. Large, Easy-to-Read Meter with: Power Output Scale calibrated for AM and SSB, Modulation Percentage Scale for use on AM, Signal Strength Scale indicates up to 60 dB over S9, SWR Scale Five-digit Frequency Counter with On/Off Switch Automatic SWR Circuit (no complicated calibration procedure) High SWR Alert Circuit with Warning LED Talkback Circuit with On/Off Switch and Volume Control Variable Power Output Control Variable Dimmer Control with On/Off Switch Roger Beep with On/Off Switch and LED Indicator Noise Blanker and Automatic Noise Limiter Circuits Galaxy Noise Filter (GNF) Circuit for use on weak signals White Meter Lamp Yellow Channel and Frequency LEDs Full-sized Chassis Side Mic Jack Clarifier Control 3-Position Tone Control Switch for Receive Green/Red LED Indicator for RX/TX Receive (RF) Gain Control Mic Gain Control Rear Jacks for External Speaker and Public Address Use Two Year Limited Warranty Dimensions:7-7/8"W x 9-1/4"D x 2-5/16"H (Depth does not include knobs or antenna connector) (Width does not include side mic connection) Radio Weight with Microphone: 4.4 pounds Shipping Weight: 5.8 pounds What's in the box beside the radio: Handheld Microphone, Radio Mounting Bracket and Microphone Mounting Hardware, Power Cord, Owner's Manual

• Large, easy-to-read meter with scales for power output, modulation, SWR and incoming signal
• Five-digit frequency counter with large yellow digits , two-digit channel display with larger yellow digits, variable power output control, variable talkback circuit with on/off switch
• Automatic SWR circuit and an SWR alert LED, Roger Beep with on/off switch
• Variable dimmer control with push switch to turn off the meter lamp and display digits, 3-position tone switch for receive
• Proprietary Galaxy Noise Filter (GNF) Circuit reduces noise to aid in the recovery of weak SSB signals

User questions & answers

Question:	what is the actual dimesions of this radio
Answer:	You don't 'sync' this product. You convert your playlist into a .m3u file and then drag and drop the .m3u and the audio you want added to the device. http://static.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/103755.pdf If you begin on page 14 of the manual it explains it in detail. The worst part of this is that you need to have the files you want in the same folder, and moving them can be tedious if you have a large audio library. If you do some searching, there are programs that will help you do this much faster.So I wouldn't say that it "doesn't sync" so much as you have to "manually sync" by dragging and dropping.
Question:	looking around for cb and ust wondering if this will pick up high band and low band the radio i have has a switch for high and low
Answer:	I'm not sure, but I can describe the setup. There are two main navigation buttons - the main center button and the back button, which are also the only ones that are raised. The screen that shows the category (music, radio, settings, books, sport) also shows a navigation arrow on either side to indicate that you can hit the right and left arrows to move through the categories. The back button switches between the active screen and the category screen. Within a category, you can only navigate with the up and down arrows to choose a subcategory (artists, albums, songs) or an actual song/file to play, and you choose that by hitting the main central button. There are no onscreen indicators that you should move up and down, and if you go side to side instead you don't necessarily end up back right where you started. The central button is also the on/off switch if you hold it down for a few seconds. Worst case, randomly hitting the two main buttons generally eventually takes you wherever you want to go.So yes, it's fairly simple because there aren't a lot of choices, which means that if you get totally lost, you can just keep hitting the same couple of buttons and can eventually move around. But it can also be a little frustrating if you get caught in a category-song screen loop (if you keep hitting the same button over and over), or if you navigate right-left when you should be going up-down and end up in a different screen. The other "catch" is that the back button also functions as a lock if you hold it down a few seconds. Then a padlock appears on the screen, and then navigation is impossible (it's there to keep the song from stopping or switching if you accidentally bump the unit against anything, which is easy to do because it's a sensitive button). To unlock, you have to hit the back button, then hold it again for a few seconds. It tells you how to do so on screen ("press and hold back to unlock"), but I find it always takes me a couple of attempts to get the unlock to "take" and actually unlock it. Another issue is physical ease of use. The entire unit is SMALL. The entire unit is 2 1/4 inches tall, and the screen is 1 inch square. I can cover the entire navigation area with my thumb. So if dexterity or arthritis is an issue, the person might be better off with a larger player like the Fuze+. However, it does have the two raised buttons and the other arrows are arranged around it, so you can control it by feel more easily than on something like a full touchscreen or the Fuze+ (that is all a solid smooth surface). The text onscreen is sans serif and a thin weight, which makes it easier to read, but the size is about the same as the small text on a nutrition label on a loaf of bread, and can't be enlarged. The other issue is loading music onto it. In one sense, it's very easy. You plug it into your computer, open the folder, and click and drag music you want over to its folder. However, you can NOT make playlists. The only way to do playlists is complicated and involves reorganizing your music on your actual computer, converting it to a different format in WMP, and then loading it in, and I have never had that work right. An ipod is much easier from that aspect, since you plug it in and it automatically updates/refreshes/syncs anything you have. Podcasts take me about 15 minutes to update every week, because I have to update them in MediaMonkey, then manually transfer each new episode to the Sansa, then find them because they're mixed in with songs. If listening to podcasts is a priority, or having playlists is a priority, I would NOT get this player. But if you just want to listen to music, and want to listen to it per album, it is fine and easy to use that way.
Question:	Does this come with mounting bracket
Answer:	I have not tried it but 32GB should not be an issue since it was already accepted in the clip zip. Unless their firmware really cockup. Better to read the reviews if anyone is complaining about this.
Question:	Properly set up what sort of range , in miles, could i expect .? in usb or lsb
Answer:	The amount of memory you can add is not the most relevant answer, it would seem. After purchasing I have discovered that the device is limited to reading 2000 files on the SD card. Figuring an average of 5 Mb / song, 10 Gb is about the most I can actually utilize, unfortunately. If I had known this before buying I would have purchased a different device.
Question:	What will cause this mic to make your radio not revive hook it up straight out the box and it’s like it’s staying keyed up
Answer:	Yes it does. You can even turn it sideways and use it as a stand.
Question:	Does this microphone 4-pin has a elbow-shaped connector
Answer:	I find that wiping it down with a tiny bit of dishsoap on damp sponge does the trick.
Question:	Is is metal or just chrome plated plastic
Answer:	Hi. Just work for ipad air first generation
Question:	Will this match my Galaxy 48T
Answer:	Yes the belt clip comes off
Question:	what is the warranty
Answer:	Sorry I’m not sure but I do like the product
Question:	Is this the international version of the R6 Pro
Answer:	No second piece all one piece. I think they are showing front and back of the case
Question:	On this site there are 3 different R5s and I can't tell the differences. Would someone please educate me
Answer:	It is NOT come with a screen protector as the upper edge provide 3mm higher to protector the screen. Actually, the case is only fit for iPod touch 5/6th, NOT fit for an iPhone 6/6S.
Question:	Does this support tidal offline listening? Thanks
Answer:	It is possible that a Popsocket would stick to the case, it seems to be somewhat like a rubber type of case so that could be a concern. Sorry don't have definitive answer but the cost to find out is not too much.. :-)