Bells cb and screwdriver radio tech?

What kind of radios did you purchase? I have noticed from looking at his website that he has a great selection of radios,antennas, and microphones and his prices are really good too.

 

His problem is he can't accept that bells is a full service cb shop. Trying to get a hold of Mark is ridiculous and only being able to do it on Facebook is totally ridiculous. Hes frickin all the way in las cruces nm. And it's mail order only. Way too much hassle for most all people/drivers

 

I already told ya that wolfie

 

Wolfie do me a favor if you get by Bob's in Richmond HILL . SEE IF HES OPEN AND THAT HES ALRIGHT. HES HAD HEALTH PROBLEMS THANKS MAN. HES A GOOD MAN AND A Friend ......

 

No problem but it wont be on this trip, Im currently in Auburn In and picking up load Friday morning going back to Florida. Maybe another member reading this may get by there and let us know.

 

Just for the record here's another happy customer. You decide if he got his money's worth.

 

That's not a BADD sounding radio I've heard alot worse. I only have to run my 955 at 2/3 o'clock to get full mic gain. Sounds like he needs to turn his talkback down if it squeals at 4 o'clock or move his external speaker.... he's real happy with his 1:1 on his funky made. And obviously has no clue how far he can transmit or receive..

 

If there set up right they turn mic gain up all the way and sound clear and don't squeal.

 

The guy I use was at the petrol at the 226 of 80. He moved to Hubbard just down the road to the 234. They use a scope to tune radios .his family been doing it for 25 years

 

Most radios are at their full potential at 2/3 o'clock with the Mic gain.... very powerful radios certainly are. Just about every tech will tell you that. I can run my Mic gain wide open if I wish but it's not necessary. Squeal and feedback most always come from a crap talkback that's not adjustable or and the position of a external speaker.