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i would give up on the CB and do like i did, myself and all of my friends went out and bought motorola 2 way radios with a 10 mile range on them and we just take them with us when we go out they work between the cars and then some they are amazing just make sure that you get the ones with rechargeable batteries or else you will be spending alot of money on AAA batteries
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when we were kids we used to play a tracking game with cb's somthing liek this is what i had http://cgi.ebay.com/COBRA-25-NW-CB-R...QQcmdZViewItem
but that isnt realy a stock cb...
here is what i recommend for a antenna
http://cgi.ebay.com/K40-49-Trucker-C...ayphotohosting
dont get a window mount antenna or dual whips behind the cab, this is not a good way to use any radio being that the cab blocks your signal...
but that isnt realy a stock cb...
here is what i recommend for a antenna
http://cgi.ebay.com/K40-49-Trucker-C...ayphotohosting
dont get a window mount antenna or dual whips behind the cab, this is not a good way to use any radio being that the cab blocks your signal...
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I have a Uniden PC68XL. It works great. I also have a 2 ft fiberglass antenna that I mounted right behind the cab that has a wire for the ground. I ran it down behind the cab and bolted it to the frame. The setup works great and I have no problem talking or recieving for 6 miles. I drive highway everyday and the truckers can be a greatbeardetector. I also have the same setup in my truck at work except I have a 4 ft fiberglass antenna mounted to the mirror. I personally think the 2 ft works better because of the ground wire. I get less static with that one.