Trustworthy CB Shops in Central Ohio?

if your looking for bone stock cb equipment try rightchannelradios dot com. a few weeks after i got my radio they emailed me asking me if i like it

 

I had a Cobra 29 tweaked at a place called Shark's CB Shop. It was on Harmon Road just south of downtown Columbus. I think the guy who worked on my outfit was called Grasshopper. I was very pleased with the work and got a lot of compliments on my sound quality. If they are still in operation they broadcast on 19 for customers. I think they might be called Teddy Bear's CB Shop now. There is also a CB shop west of Columbus just off 70 but I'm not sure of his name. He broadcasts on 19 as well. Of course if you want the best in amature radio then Universal Radio out east (Pickerington I think) would be the best. They have a very nice website.

 

I have bought lots of stuff radios inc from copper no problems NOW they have a LMR-400 coax that if your running it on CB is great but on UHF ... stick with times .... meters, preamps and other goodies for your shack are fine !

CB radios one problem is even the factory repair centers are iffy ....
REMEMBER BY FCC RULES if they repair a radio it must be done to factory spects ....... right .....I'll bet many come back with illegal mods in tact.

No harm in contacting them.

 

I have used the guy on I-70 out at exit 80 (Rte. 29). Have had him rewire a mic for me, got some Francis antennas. Bench checked my radio. He seems pretty fair and honest.

I also used the guy out at the TA in Hebron. But a friend of mine that used him said he may be off his game. If he is even still there. My friend has a General Lee that was set up by the guy next to the Pilot out there. It sounds good and he was happy with his service.

I have heard people using Dale's CB shop on the corner of Wilson Rd. and Fisher Rd. (just down from the Pilot on the west side). But he has no truck parking available. And I'm not too familiar with his work.

 

Communications Unlimited is a grate place to go to to buy or sell radios and get repairs done. When i'm home i drive 1 1/2 hrs. to get stuff done their. It's the only place i go to get work done. It's good work that isn't over priced.Thay also look at a radio and let you what it's going to coust to get it fixed for FREE!!!

hears their info:

Exit 126 off I-70 10244 Lancaster rd. (route 37) Hebron, Ohio 43025
Phone# (740)929-4113 they run channel 30
Time their in is mon-fri 8 a.m.-8 p.m. sat 9 a.m-3 p.m.

 

its only about a half mile south of the pilot , if one were inclined to get some exercise.

 

I just bought my new rig and am seaming to have antenna problems do you know of any shops that will check my antennas for free