Midland 75-822 Handheld CB Radio & Mobile CB Radio – Walkie Talkie with 40 Channels, NOAA Weather Alerts, Long Range, Compatible with CB Antennas
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Features
- Portable CB Radio This Portable CB radio from Midland features 40 CB channels, Dual Watch monitors channel 9, 10 NOAA channels, and 4 Watts of output power. Its lightweight design can be converted into a mobile radio with the required accessories.
- Power Source Power your CB radio with six AA batteries or use the included cigarette lighter adapter for mobile use. 4-watt output power delivers maximum communication range. Hi-Low power mode.
- NOAA Weather Alert Youll have instant access to NOAA weather/hazard information 24/7. Instant channel provides immediate access to emergency channel 9 and informational channel 19. Last channel memory turns to the last user selected channel.
- LCD Screen A large, backlit LCD screen provides a multifunctional display thats easy to read, day or night. ANL (automatic noise limiter) and squelch control for improving reception and eliminating noise
- Whats In The Box CB Radio, AC wall adapter, alkaline battery compartment, rechargeable battery compartment,cigarette lighter adapter for mobile use, antenna, hand strap, belt clip, and the owners manual.
Brand: Midland
Color: Black
Number of Channels: 40
Special Feature: Automatic Squelch, Call Alert, Lightweight, Long Range, Weather Alert
Frequency Range: 26.965 MHz - 27.405 MHz
Talking Range Maximum: 1 Mile
Voltage: 0.01 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Product Dimensions: 2.6"D x 6.7"W x 9.4"H
Number of Batteries: 6 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 9.4 x 2.6 x 6.7 inches; 6.4 ounces
Item model number : 75822
Department : OUTDOOR PRODUCTS -> CB RADIOS & ACCESSORIES
Batteries : 6 AA batteries required.
Date First Available : December 12, 2001
Manufacturer : Midland
Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 5,002 ratings
Item Weight: 6.4 ounces
Product Dimensions: 9.4 x 2.6 x 6.7 inches
Item model number: 75822
Batteries: 6 AA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Display Type: LCD
Wireless Remote: No
Warranty: 1 Year Limited
Height (inches): 2.5 inches
Width (inches): 6.75 inches
Weight: 3.4 Pounds
Date First Available: December 12, 2001
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CB radios were very popular in the 70s. 1 in 10 cars had one! In the mid 90s there was some what of a come back that may have lasted for a couple of years. In 2013 there really are not that many CB radios out there. This is the reason I think some of the reviewers think their radio doesn't work, there is just nothing for them to pick up! This being said, CB radio is still alive and used. Truckers use them so you can always find out what the traffic is like, or where a speed trap is, and there are still people out there with base stations and mobile cbs providing for interesting conversation. Just not as many as 35 yrs ago. Having base stations, mobiles, and handhelds in the past I decided to re-enter the cb world with this Midland. It came nicely packaged with everything that is advertised. First I put batteries in it and listened in the house. Heard truckers on 19 plus found that on 20 there is a whole group of locals that talk on their radios nightly. This was just using the included antenna. Next I hooked it up to an old Firestik IBA5 Indoor Cb Base Antenna I had stored away, and I was picking up enough transmissions for the radio to be entertaining! Next day I drove around with the radio in my F150 with the stock antenna and batteries. Nothing. Not a single thing to be heard. Last night I put a magnet mount Midland 18-2442 Mobile CB Antenna on top of my truck, and used the unique cable accessory that came with the radio. You snap it on to the bottom of the radio where the battery pack goes, and you plug one connector into the cigarette lighter and the other to your antenna cable. The radio pack and this device slide off very easily and slide back on securely, so you can attach it to the radio or take it off in a few seconds. I ran the cable from the antenna through the door. Closing the door on it was just fine with no damage to the cable. Now for the big test! I drove 15 miles to work this morning during a major snow storm! The radio worked like a charm. I was picking up all the truckers (a lot of them) and getting reports of conditions around the whole area! The rechargable battery pack allows you to run the radio home off of your AC current, or if you prefer use the regular battery pack for normal batteries, or use the car device with your cigarette lighter. There are also jacks for a speaker and mike. So essentially you can use this radio as a base station, a mobile radio, or as a handheld! Small enough to just slip in your pocket. Also the sound, although not really loud, is vey clear and easy to understand. Radio also picks up the weather bands. I'm very happy with it. I haven't transmitted to anybody yet, but I can tell transmit works well by testing it with an old handheld I had. Distance would be measured by the type of antenna I use and how I tune it. Once I make a few contacts I'll get back here and let you know how far I got. I buy radios for fun and in the week I've had this I have had a lot of fun with it, and would recommend it if you want to have some fun with cb radio. Update: Yesterday I was in a higher area (in my pick up using the Midland 18-2442 antenna) talking to a base station 7 miles away! He said the radio sounded good! So after using it for a few weeks now, I'm very satisfied and really glad I bought it!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2013 by Joe K.
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I purchased this radio for use in my car. I keep it in the rear seat for quick use or if I am on the road to monitor traffic, etc. Truckers still use CD's. If you find yourself in backup traffic, a trucker might be able to tell you what is happening. About the radio. It is a very well-made radio and simple to use. The problem is the rubber antenna. It works great around the yard or across a street. Do not expect to get any range from it. I purchased a Telescopic Antenna/Rod HT Antenna from Amazon. Works so much better. It stretches out to 51". Your best bet is to add an antenna to your car. . One last thing. If you have a walkie talkie radio. You know the small radios you can purchase on Amazon. I bought three simple Motorola walkie talkies, they are great. I recently read an article that Channel 19 is going to be the travel channel. They said DO NOT use a security code when using channel 19. Hope this helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by Amazon Customer
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I bought the Midland 74-822 with the corresponding Midland 18-2442 antenna. I read all the reviews and being a ham radio operator knew which ones to filter out. So here is the nitty gritty on this CB Radio. It's pretty slick. What you have to do to get the most out of it. Tune the antenna with a SWR meter. I had the top part of the antenna about halfway down into the slot before I got the best numbers. My channel 19 (where I will spend most of the time) SWR was 1.1. I marked the spot on the antenna with a black maker so if it slips I'll know where to put it. I had a hum when I first hooked up the radio (before tuning) and it got worse when I backed out of the drive way slowly. Turns out the neighborhood is full of EMF interference with all the telephone wires, electrical source, etc. So that was good. Remember you have to tune the antenna in an open area. I went to the beach and found a big empty parking lot. I tuned with the engine off. I used the Astatic PDC1 SWR Meter. It's a tad confusing because it is not clear which switch is reflected/forward. There is a power/SWR switch. Put it down on SWR and use the switch to the left FWD/REF and ignore the 10/100 watt notation. I don't get why there is a 10/100 watt if the max power is 4. Who is using a CB at 100 watts? Ok, so the radio itself is plenty loud. I have documented hearing loss and have to have subtitles on movies on the Roku box BUT even I easily heard the chatter on the radio. So disregard those reviews of speaker volume too low. Totally Bogus. The is no background light for night operation- you have to push the light button manually. This was not a big deal for me. I have this radio in the box between the seats in my 2015 Nissan Altima. It's tucked in there with the Yaesu FT-60R. They both run off the 12V in the box and have their separate magnet antennas. I was hearing people way out on the Interstate bridge about 10 miles over water. I did a radio check and all I got back was "it's working". Nobody gives their 10-20 these days. When I get a certified range I'll come back and update this review but I like it- and I'm hard to please. CB is AM and more prone to picking up interference but it's also HF and that is a good band for the distance. (yeah the Hams think it should be our band lol) Ham radio is nice but CB is better for getting traffic info on the long trips. While on a recent 2K mile trip my iPad running apple maps had warnings pop up on the screen "Warning Accident Ahead" or delays etc but it would be on the other side of the road or already cleared-not timely precise info. A trucker would have given me better info and we all want to know where smokey is-have you seen what a speeding ticket costs these days? It's nice to have someone a 1/2 mile either side of you to watch out for you. And some of those truckers a too damn funny and the laughter makes for a faster trip too. So go ahead and get this multi purpose radio. I haven't tried it as a stand along handheld - what an antenna that small the range is going to be short, so short I don't want to even bother- for walk around I'll use a small FRS radio if I need to. But this radio is in the box between the seats. If folks want me to post some photos I can do that. If you buy a Nissan Altima then you can have the same setup - out of sight killer custom install. Cheers! and don't worry about those bogus reviews, this is a nice CB for the modern car. update: I did a radio check on ch 19 yesterday and it was 6.5 miles from me. Most of the signal was over water but still that's a long way. The guy said I was coming in loud and clear too. Another plus. There there you have it - a good long radio check. Frankly, I'd be happy with two mile range.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2017 by Jim