What is the best cd radio to buy
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by crazybread, Feb 15, 2018.
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77? Woe didnt no they made them with odd numbers? Heard if a 33, 66,88,99.
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It’s a DX77 HML if I remember right. It’s an older one.
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Sorry I missed this post.
OK so it is a viking 352/352d/4730 AM/SSB radio. I have one sitting right there (pointing to my right on the second shelf next to my Kenwood tr-9000). -
i do not recall it being a SSB, but then again, it was so many years ago.
i was certain it was a viking model, green in color, that's all i can recall..
tough being old, dontcha know. -
I had a few of those a while back.
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Cobra 29, uniden 880. But wait until you have an assigned truck. My 2018 Cascadia only accepts the Uniden Bearcat 880. The radio cut-out will not hold my Cobra 29. My company will not allow me to cut the extra width out of the plastic to fit the Cobra.
No matter what anyone tells you, get a CB. How else are you going to know about a wrong-way driver? You can turn it off or use it. Without it, you can't. -
what do you mean the radio cutout won't fit a cobra? I highly doubt that.
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uniden bearcat 880:
Radio Dimensions: 7 1/4 W x 2 1/4 H x 7 1/2 D
Cobra 29:
Radio Dimensions: 7.25" W x 2.25" H x 9.25" D
Same width and height. The cobra 29 is 1.75 inches longer. If freightshaker made their cb slot not hold the most common length cb then they would sure have a lot of complaints on their hands. -
I am sure OP isn't going to get a CB because he failed his CDL test anyways. He probably pointed at the CD player when the instructor asked him to turn the windshield wipers on.
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