Be prepared for storms and emergencies with built-in NOAA radio receiver. The built-in LED Flashlight and rubberized grips provide enhanced functionality to keep you on the go. VibrAlert notifies you of incoming transmissions with enhanced vibrating feedback. Waterproof spec allows you to be ready for whatever mother nature can throw at you. Voice-activated transmission frees hands for other tasks. A total of 3124 channel combinations are available when the 22 channels are combined with the 142 privacy codes (38 CTCSS/104 DCS). The radios include rechargeable NiMH batteries and a two-port charging dock. May also be used with AA alkaline batteries.
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They are not bad. Very small and light weight They are not bad. Very small and light weight. I would most likely go for a little bit more pricey set next time. They work. Very basic.
Good little radio – I’m very happy with it. I’m total newbie and did a lot of research before I decided to buy this radio and I’m overall I’m very happy with it.
Cobra remains the best! I grew up with CB Radio. KYV-5151 was my dad’s call sign from his FCC license (they no longer give them out anymore, although the Cobra ACXT1035R manual makes it appear that you need one – you don’t, the FCC automagically issues them to all citizens as a “rule.”) and I remember him having a CB radio to make sure we were protected from Smokey Bears and we would get into convoys and talk with truckers and it was loads of fun.