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Question: What outlet does it use, indoor or car. Cb radio
Document: This radio performs great...love the easy channel 9 & 19 switch and the NOAA channels.It has the old classic cb look I remember from the 70's.
this cb is not as good as advertised but is still a good radio.problems consist of XR feature does  not seem to work well and speech is sometimes muffled according to some listiners also knobs seem a little cheap! still like midland radios better than cobra  have always used them and mostly they work great
Well the radio is very nice looking and all butwill have to come back after I try it once I doI will give it a better rating (if it works as discribed)
A good buy. You don't have to pay hundreds for a good CB radio with all the right features. A high quality product that works great.
Two tries on this radio and neither one worked. Giving this radio 2 stars because it really looks good! may a doorstop?Amazon was as usual, just great with handling the returns.
This is a great radio because it is made by Midland. They have a good reputation and have been making radios for over 40 years. The only complaint I have is that the dials are indeed cheaply made. As far as the price, it was a good buy.
I took a gamble and gave Midland a shot when I purchased this radio. They used to have a pretty good reputation and I had only had experience with other brands until now. This radio works fine, it's just not all that nice-doesn't offer anything over a Uniden/Cobra.My main grip has been with the cheap-feeling knobs on the unit.
And I'm not sure why anyone would need the "Guardian Alarm" timer on their radio. The timer works, but you can't set it for more than 60 minutes so it can't be your alarm clock and it only works when the radio is turned on.Everything on the unit seems to work, I had to remove what appeared to be paper from the inside of the microphone, after being told that I sounded muffled, it works fine now.
Example; if I was interested in cutting the background noise in order to hear another radio that was coming thru without the noise I will usually adjust the RF Gain knob, this works fine, however once I've done this I have to readjust the X-Tra Talk(mic-gain) because it is located on the same knob, and has moved some with the first adjustment. The same thing happens with the Vol/Squelch knob.
This is a great radio. I have owned most every brand of CB, including 10 meter imports. Few radios have a really good, selective receiver. As an OTR driver, I need to hear faint signals more than I need to transmit. In the 1970s, I had a Midland. It was the best receiver I ever had until now. This modern Midland is equally good.The weather scan works great. The guardian timer is FANTASTIC.I am going to buy a 2nd radio to store away.
Answer: it would help if i knew what you mean by outlet. i've used my cb radio in both my car/truck/rv and in my home as a base station with a convertor .so iam assuming that you may wish to do both .one thing i would recomend that you have a radio shop wire the unit so that interference is kept to a minimum