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I've had my mobile setup for several years. A Galaxy 979-DX, driving a 2-pill amp, with a 102" stainless whip mounted on the passenger's side rear sidewall of the bed of the pickup. I'm using "standard" off the shelf thin coax (18'). This is all setup in a 2007 Toyota Tacoma. Over the last...

You've heard the phrase "don't judge a book by its cover"? In the case of that CB site, that phase gets thrown out the door. It IS what its name implies.

One of the locals just got one. He says the wiring/coax interfaces in the back have changed. It seems the wires come off the radio in the back several inches and you attach to those. I haven't seen it, but I don't care for that setup.

OK, thanks guys.

Please, do not turn this into a "does the GPK work or not" thread. It's not intended for that. It more of a question of which GPK might yield better results. I currently have an I-Max antenna mounted on a 20' mast that runs up the side of the house from the ground. The base of the antenna...

Ya know, when I 1st read this, I laughed. I thought it was a pretty good joke. Upon reading it again, I got the point. I don't see how anyone could be offended by this. These are truely insperation words to live by. Thanks for sharing.

Although I never used one, I've heard good reports on the Superstar DM-452.

X-Force straight 6-pill is what I've been told when I asked.

I've had mine in my truck for a few months now. Mine has the blue LED displays on the meter and channel indicator. I got mine from Sparky's CB Shack. It's really a nice radio for what I use it for. I haven't used SSB too much, but those time that I did, it worked great. I have it coupled to...

Hmmmm..... back in the day, this would be a good candidate for a "visit". Nowadays, that's probably not as recommended.

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