Bells cb and why...

Bells is local to me and I have used him for years...he has been in the same location since early nineties...as honest as it gets...awesome guy...

he will set it up how u want it...his way or just convert he doesnt care as long as your happy...

everyone loves my 655's both big truck and pickup...i have lots of vixeos of them and I drive Miami to Madison to LA to NYC every 2 weeks...i talk to bases all over and believe me rabbi wont get a video of me sounding like #### I promise you.

Bells is great nuff said.

 

I live in Florida and for a couple of years had a local job around the state and would spend alot of hours on I 95 corridor and would hear screwdriver radios quite frequently and they were always loud and clear, so I'm sure you will be more than satisfied, make sure to give us a good review when it arrives.

 

Good one!

 

You will like the 99v2, I have had one a couple of years now and had it aligned by Robert at Clays Cb, on full RF power it has a carrier of 12 watts and pep swing to 48 watts, modulation is 100% loud and clear, the receive is great and the prefered mic is the Ranger sra 198, unfortunately Im driving a Kenworth T680 and the radio wont fit in the cb tray so Im unable to use it at present, enjoy.

 

I bought a GALAXY 99v2 from Robert at Clays Radio (San Antonio) in 2014.

Recently was there to mate it to a 300W amplifier.

With the Variable Power re-adjusted:

Low: 2.25W deadkey & 15W modulated

High: 15W modulating 30W

(Brand new it was closer to 50W)

But the best mike on this one has been an ASTATIC 636L Robert mated to it new. (Have tried 5 other mikes).

I second everything else in the above post. NOT mentioned is the occasional fun one can have with the noise toys and voice changers built in.

The right amount of “whacko” at the right time can be pretty funny to everyone.

Be sure to add a WEST MOUNTAIN RADIO CLEARSPEAKER

That will change your life.

I was running the oilfield in 2014. Groups of us would be dispatched. And I’d be talking with some distant driver, and invariably one of our guys would break 19 to ask who the hell I was talking to.

My total system was completely new. Most I’d ever spent at one time. And some of the other guys had more into theirs than I did. Every one of us in identical consecutive-serial large cars. Most had had Robert put the analyzer on their antennas. All co-phased and tuned Wilson 2000, 5000, Predator, Monkey-Made.

Move up from CB to HAM and you’re paying for digital signal processing (among other things).

Add it to a CB, and you’ll be amazed. More than once I’d have a phone call interrupted by another asking if I could hear so&so. And sometimes I could. But the rest couldn’t. (This is when angel & devil tussle over your using noise/voice to mess with everyone far away).

Enhances every improvement you make. (See DX Engineering).


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Lol..I must say slo you push that wm speaker,gettin any checks from it..lol

Listened to some toutube vids on it..Seems to do the job nicely..

 

Wasn't it Bobs CB that used to be next to the produce market in Boston? Wandered in there once and was pretty impressed...I think he moved to PA to be close to a couple truckstops?