But still, with 6 years of that kind of abuse, it still works flawlessly. Like I said years ago, I keep the CB under the passenger seat when not in use, so it does slide around a bit and gets knocked around from time-to-time. This CB still works great and I’ve had absolutely no problems with it. I purchased the optional external speaker so that it would be easier to hear but many people find the unit works well right out of the box! There might be bigger, badder CB’s out there, but this one is a peach! It is very sturdy and should stand up to hard use. In the two years I have used mine, it has never given me any problems. I can listen to truckers while I am on the highway, talk to my friends when we go off-highway, or scan the channels for both when driving to and from the trails. It fits perfectly on my console with the small box hidden away inside. I use mine in a 1999 Jeep Wrangler where there is little extra space for another device. What others are saying about the Cobra 75WXST Truckers trust the name, and the company behind the name.
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A regular staple in truck stops, CB shops and electronics shops around the world, Cobra has established a reputation of quality and value.Īlong with CB radios, Cobra also makes radar detectors, dash cameras, power inverters and a full line of electronic products used by truckers and other motorists. The first Cobra CBs came along shortly after. About CobraĬobra was the creator of the first CB Radio under the name of Dynascan.
If you’ve ever considered two radios in your truck, the Cobra 75WXST 40-Channel CB Radiois a great, option. The biggest advantage of two radios was the ability to run an off channel while talking with friends, but still monitor channel 19 for road reports, smokey spottings, etc. Also, I could leave the 75 on channel-scan and catch conversations on any nearby highways. Being able to use NOAA bands while waiting for loading dock assignments was always helpful. A Second RadioĪfter returning to a big truck, I used this as a second radio. For BIG features and little space, you can’t go wrong with the Cobra 75WXST. I can easily move it from truck to truck along with my magnet mount antenna, and the range is the same as the bigger radios I used in my 18 wheeler days. I can leave the radio on scan and it will go through the 40 channels, only stopping for a signal. The scan feature is still one of my favorites. Illuminated LCD Display -Great for night use.It also has a jack for an external speaker. The power line and the coax attach to the power box.
The microphone with all of the controls, and a small Remote Connector Box that’s less than half the size of the mic. The size also makes it easy to put away in your glove box or arm rest when your away from your vehicle. The unit can hang from the mic holder included in with the radio, or you can hang it from your mirror with a microphone hanger like I do. For starters, the 75 takes up very little real estate in the passenger compartment. If dynamite comes in small packages, the Cobra 75WXST is it. As a hotshot trucker, I still needed the dependability of my old Cobra 29. I had just transitioned from a 379 Peterbilt to a 3/4 ton diesel pickup. It was a great radio then, and it’s just as great seven years later. I bought the CB radio in this picture, a Cobra 75WXST 40-Channel CB Radio back in 2008.
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