Show Your CB Set Up

I like the dual sweep meters, was looking into the SX-144/430 when I was studying for going to 10 meter (ARRL compliant, that is)

Although they seem to be somewhat fragile as some folks find non functioning elements of this meter, I think kind of unusual for Workman. Wrote one reviewer: "I got mine the first one the one needle didnt move. plad with it for a few and found that the knob contacs were off. I see another review that had same porb. Looks like they need to work on that part of the swr/power meter. I sent it back got another. It work fine 0 the neddles and put it to work. Very accurate for a $40 dual needle swr/power meter. worth the money if you dont get a bad one!!"

 

I have never had a problem with workman meters.

 

Here's my setup,

Cobra 29 LTD Classic:

Peaked and Tuned
Talk Back
Echo
Blue LED's

Astatic Mic
Cobra Black Chrome External Speaker

I just have the factory Freightliner Antenna for now, but I was thinking like a 10K or something like that......














American Trucker

 

Magnum S9 stock, (don't tell the hammers) astatic silver 636l mic swinging from a gear keeper couldn't sit back far enough in the big day cab w900 to get it in the pic (the mic in the pic is for the company radio) above the radio I put in a delete plate to cover the hole from the old uniden 78

 

VERY Nice set-ups and installs !! Great Pics TOO ! Those COBRA external speakers are pretty good . I bought one with some points I had at a fuel stop and was PLEASANTLY SURPRISED with the sound , It has quickly become my favorite external speaker !

 

Does this model work on 27 meters ? I may have to check one out . I have never had a twin needle meter .

 

27 METERS ? I think you meen 27 MHZ the meter shown is for 2 meters and will not work on 11 meters or 27 MHZ.

Now the HP202S is made for CB

www.randl,com

 

YES SIR , you are correct WA4 !! I had not had my proper dose of caffeine when I typed that ! THANKS for the correction and the NUMBER of the correct dual needle meter for my use !!

 

This is the one I use it goes from 1.5 - 450 mhz.