Uniden CMX760 Bearcat Off Road Series Compact Mobile CB Radio, 40-Channel Operation, Ultra-Compact for Easy Mounting, Large 7-Color Backlit LCD Display on Mic with Built-in Speaker Mic, Black
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- The CMX760 is an Ultra-Compact CB Radio w/ Mic Display and controls. Great for Off-Road use and designed to provide years of trouble-free service. Ultra-Compact for Easy Mounting Just 4 x 4 x 1 Inches.
- Use in Jeeps, trucks, cars or anywhere space is limited or a small CB is desired. If using in a noisy environment (open-air Jeep, diesel truck), an external speaker is recommended, such as Uniden's BC15 speaker.
- The Uniden CMX760 represents the highest quality communications device designed for use in the Citizens Band Radio Service. It will operate on any of the 40 CB frequencies authorized by the (FCC).
- "Easy to install, the CMX760 is the perfect ultra-compact size and easy to mount on top or underneath your dashboard or even under the drivers seat in a vehicle.
- Its rugged components and materials are capable of withstanding harsh environments.
- INCLUDED IN THE BOX: CMX760 CB Radio, Speaker/Microphone with remote LCD, Microphone Hanger with hardware, Extension cable, Slide mount bracket with hardware, DC power cord with fuse, User's Manual. (CB Radio Antenna required, Antenna not included, sold separately).
Description
Uniden CMX760 ultra-compact CB radio base. Includes 40-channel operation and NOAA weather alerts. Large display on speaker/mic.
Brand: Uniden
Color: Black
Number of Channels: 40
Special Feature: Roger Beep
Frequency Range: CB Radio Frequencies
Talking Range Maximum: 20 Feet
Voltage: 12 Volts
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Product Dimensions: 4"D x 4"W x 1"H
Item Weight: 1 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 6 x 4 x 4 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Item model number: CMX760
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Special features: Roger Beep
Other display features: Wireless
Color: Black
Whats in the box: Uniden CMX760 Compact Mobile CB
Manufacturer: Uniden
Date First Available: April 20, 2017
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I read all the beeping and “not working” reviews and decided to give it a shot anyway. The form factor of this radio was important to me due to a lack of places to mount a larger radio. As others had mentioned, the extension that this radio comes with is NOT SHIELDED so it accepts a lot of interference from ambient signals (causing it to not transmit clearly). One of the solutions to this is as others have said is to add a ferrite choke with a loop in the wire, OR like I did, just buy a shielded cat6 extension (make to female). After I did this, I did notice that about one in 3 tries I was getting the Morse code sounding beeping that others had mentioned. It turns out that this is caused by having a high SWR or grounding issue. I had both. As soon as I corrected the grounding issue, and the high SWR by tuning the antenna, it now works perfectly and I don’t hear the beeping at all. I plan on using this in another vehicle as well. It’s a great radio, the features and form factor can’t be beat for the price. It’s a little sensitive to interference though, but if you correct those issues you won’t have any problems! Hope this is helpful for someone who was tentative like me.
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I haven't had this radio very long, but so far it's performing like I expect a Uniden to perform. I put an SWR meter on it and am getting 1.2:1 on channels 1 and 40, and 1:1 on channel 19 using a Hustler magnet mount antenna. Power meter is showing output of 4 volts just keying the mic without transmitting voice. Slightly higher when talking. I love the small size, it fits between the seat and the console in my Subaru. After reading all the negative reviews it seemed to me that most issues stem from a crappy extension cable for the mic. I didn't need the extension for my application. I ran the power wire straight to the fuse block, but a cigar lighter adapter could easily be wired to it. I don't like the adapters as they tend to back out of the socket when you hit bumps. So far I'm very happy with this radio. I also own a Bearcat 880 and a Bearcat 980 SSB which I have installed in larger vehicles (with more room) with dual antenna systems. If this one ends up doing downhill, I'll update this review.
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