Midland 5001Z 40-Channel Mobile CB with Switchable Noise Filter
June 5, 2017 - Comment
Midland 5001z 40-channel Z-model Mid-tier Cb Radio midland 5001z 40-channel Z-model Mid-tier Cb Radio4w ; Front Panel Microphone Connector; Pa Function; analog Power Meter; Dimmer Switch; instant Channel 9;rf Gain; Noise Blanker; Automatic Noise Limiter; External Speaker Connector; includes Microphone With 9-ft Coil Cord, Mounting Bracket & Hardware & Fused Dc Power Cord
Product Features
- 5001 CB Radio.
- 40-Channels.
- 4-Watt Output Power-Delivers maximum communication range.
- Xtra Talk Mic Gain-Boosts transmit audio sensitivity to give you increased voice clarity.
- RF Gain Control-Adjusts reception sensitivity (range) for clear reception.
- 40 Channel CB with 4 Watt Output
- X-Tra Talk Mic Gain Control
- PA function, Dimmer Switch, Analog Power Meter, and Automatic Noise Limiter.
- Instant Channel 9
- Full Size Microphone with locking connector
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great starter kit What a great cb radio for the price. I get about 5 miles on it (I would get more but I live in a vary rapidly changing landscape. Lots of hills.) But it works well for me n my friends to communicate around town. It is an excellent starter kit for anyone looking into a cb radio. it is however prone to burning out, had it less then 4 months and it just stopped working.
Basic CB I never meet a trucker yet that was not a CB expert and no body had a radio as good as his. These little units are simple and to the point. They put out all the legal power they can and who REALLY uses or understands what all the knobs do on the much more expensive units?So if you wants bragging rights based on looks this unit is not for you. If you use your CB to help make a living and required a good solid unit at a fair price this unit is what you need.
Best Noise Blanker Ever, However Channel Rejection is Poor To those new to CB Radio, whether you’re driving on the road or talk on a base station, electrical (AC line noise most notably) noise often makes receiving stations a challenge. This is the buzzing and humming sounds you most often hear when powerlines are anywhere nearby. Most new CB radios today have a poor noise blanker (they’re usually little more than simply an audio filter, which does nothing to block out the actual noise). I was actually quite shocked at how effective the noise…