Will I need to purchase this antenna if I am getting the handheld Midland 75-822 40channel CB radio(Wilson little magnetic antenna)
1583814
If the radio is a true hand-held(walkie-talkie)with a built-in antenna, you will not need the magnetic mount. IF you are going to use the radio from inside a vehicle, you will likely need the external antenna.
1583815
That is the CB I'm using with it. You remove the rubber duckie, and attach the coax. It seems to me that having some sort of plug for the duckie mount would be nice, but you're on your own there.
1137299
No... you must buy the antenna and the co-ax cable to hook it to the CB separately. Also any mounts for the antenna if you don't buy a magnetic one. Magnetic generally don't work very well.
1367811
If you mean does the antenna plug into the CB yes it does not need a wire. if you are referring to the CB you need to get power to the CB that required a plug.
611953
Yes, it does. Everything other than the CB. Antenna is fantastic. Night and day vs. the other $16 jobbie I got from Wal-Mart.
1235599
i have a cobra 29 cb radio and a wilson 5000 cb antenna--will the wilson adapt to the baofeng if not will the cb create interference with the baofeng-- if so shall i get the tram 1185 antenna for the baofeng??
530375
It is not a matter of can you "adapt it" to a CB radio. The antenna is designed for VHF marine band frequencies, not CB
1231655
http://www.amazon.com/iSaddle-Antenna-SRH805S-BaoFeng-KG-UVD1P/dp/B00CARJGOC/ref=pd_sim_e_14?ie=UTF8&refRID=0AEAGWGG53NVM6996NFQ
1116162
The Antenna I purchased came with the amplifier. Check and see what the model you are looking at states as some do not come with the booster.
809030
You know I am not sure about antennas, I have never had to purchase one... I am sorry.
1838271
Range is determined by several things, not necessarly all by the brand/part number of radio: antenna placement, type of antenna, height of antenna, and signal stength of the radio all determine transmit and receiving ranges. You should contact Midland and ask them for the tech specs on this radio, they will provide them for free. Their customer service dept will also make suggestions on what type of antenna would work for your application and provide you with suggested mounting locations. https://midlandusa.com/cb-radios/support/
637600
This is only an antenna with no electronics, such as an amplifier, so logically it should replace any other antenna. It has a coax connector. I do not have any first-hand knowledge or information about using it on any other unit.
1943762
No,this is for Citizens Band radio frequencies. You'll need a different antenna for weather band frequencies unless you invest in a Uniden 980 SS cb radio which has weather band frequencies included and then you can use this antenna. It's best that you purchase a weather band radio if that's the only thing you want.
1585811
You'll need an adapter to hook up the coaxial output to the back of your "FM" Radio. I don't own one of these however FM and Analog TV signals used to span over each other at the edge of their spectrums. I know things are digital now but it says right on the box that the product is for TV and FM radio so I'll bet you serious money if your radio will accommodate an antenna at the most you may need an adapter. I have a digital radio shack multiband radio with a coaxial receptacle on board and built in. For sure that connection would hook right up to this device. Hope this helps. Best of luck to you. You'll need an adapter to hook up the coaxial output to the back of your "FM" Radio. I don't own one of these however FM and Analog TV signals used to span over each other at the edge of their spectrums. I know things are digital now but it says right on the box that the product is for TV and FM radio so I'll bet you serious money if your radio will accommodate an antenna at the most you may need an adapter. I have a digital radio shack multiband radio with a coaxial receptacle on board and built in. For sure that connection would hook right up to this device. Hope this helps.... » Read More You'll need an adapter to hook up the coaxial output to the back of your "FM" Radio. I don't own one of these however FM and Analog TV signals used to span over each other at the edge of their spectrums. I know things are digital now but it says right on the box that the product is for TV and FM radio so I'll bet you serious money if your radio will accommodate an antenna at the most you may need an adapter. I have a digital radio shack multiband radio with a coaxial receptacle on board and built in. For sure that connection would hook right up to this device. Hope this helps. Best of luck to you. « Show Less
183609
No! These antennas screw on ! The CB antennas like my midland scanner press down and twist on and off ! Check out Radioshack ! They should have one !
1620957
I don't see why not. The unit antenna out should match up with any cb antenna cably
2282310
The supplied coaxial is bare wire but you can use any double-ended 1/8" cord (like the AUX connector for your iPad in your car) to connect it to your radio's external antenna input. If your portable does not have an option to recieve MW from the external, antennas like this work great passively (set near your radio). You are going to be turning it and angling it alot anyway since MW ferrite loops are directional. So don't let the lack of connections scare you off. I use mine passively even though my Grundig 750 has an input jack and get better results that way.
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Good question. I know the CB portion will work. It is one of the best I have ever had and very easy to tune, but as far as the AM and FM bands, I don't know. I am pretty sure you have two coax cables coming out of your radio. One for the standard radio and one for the CB. I probably did not help you.