High elevation Galaxy DX98VHP CB radio (very high power)

DX98VHP 300W dead key ~350W swing. (always use cation if you decide to transmit at very high power. Only a licensed ham radio operator should operate these radios.)

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[classicwax]

Wonder why the mod lamp is not glowing 3:30

[XGOPLAYER]

What band are you running? Thought this?

[ware2405]

mounting that 98 like that on you dash good way to block off the down firing cooling fans and overheat the radio

[balleron24z]

@Mikes1000Toys It's an Android app for a droid x.

[reddog694uk]

This takes me back to the 80's, Cool Vid !!

[Mikes1000Toys]

What Screen are you using ? that's above your CB that's is on your windshield

[oilfield01trash01]

@MusicalDarkHorse

That DX98VHP, the V stands for variable, not very high power.

[zeproo]

You think authorities have nothing better to do ? 27 Mhz is HF. All major communication systems TV, Radio, air traffic are going digital right now, they don't care anymore. HF is passé.

[MrHubble2012]

Hey MusicalDarkHorse. Just some friendly advise. I don't think I would be deadkeying that radio at 300Watts. I would dead key that radio around 50watts tops. Running the radio at a lower deadkey allows for louder and clearer audio and less heat in the final section. Also running the radio at a lower deadkey will insure that you will have that radio for many years to come. 73's

[M1ZXG]

lol...reminds me of that 1986 hit by the cencept - mr dj. "Liz...Your number!" hahaha

[spanks1big]

not anymore. you dont have a license anyway.

[Ps2Viper87]

What coax are you using?

[scottharriger]

@Ps2Viper87 In the 10 meter/ 28 MHz range the operator needs a ham license. I'm just sayin'. . . .

[Ps2Viper87]

You don't have to be licensed to be able to use a 98vhp just to let you know