Cobra HH38WXST Handheld CB Radio

Cobra HH38WXST

Cobra HH38WXST Handheld CB Radio

(2 ratings)

Cobra HH38WXST	$79.95

	Qty			Part #	Price
1.		Cobra rechargable battery pack and wall charger Rechargeable battery and wall outlet 'power package' for Cobra handheld CB's.	+ $30.90
2.		Cobra HATA Telescopic BNC Antenna Cobra HATA telescopic antenna.	+ $18.95
3.		Cobra Microtalk MA-EBM Earbud Microphone Cobra MAEBM earbud speaker/mic.	+ $29.95
4.		Cobra PAVOX Voice activated hands-free headset Voice activated hands-free headset	+ $49.95

Special Offers

√ FREE Lifetime Phone Support

40 Channel Operation Full 40 Citizen Band channel operation.
10 NOAA Weather Channels 10 National Weather Channels (7 NOAA and 3 International) provide full coverage to keep you informed of weather conditions anywhere you go.
SoundTracker System Cuts noise up to 90%...and only Cobra has it.
Dual Watch Allows simultaneous monitoring of any two preselected channels.
Full Channel Scan Allows you to scan all 40 channels just like a scanner!
Instant Channel 19 Instant access to information Channel 19 with a single switch of a button.
Compact design For maximum portability.
4 Watts Power Output The maximum allowed by law.
High/Low Power Control Reduces power consumption by up to 75% to extend battery life.
Low Battery Indicator Special LED illuminates to let you know when batteries are getting low.
Battery or DC Operation For in-vehicle use... plugs into vehicle's cigarette lighter
High Efficiency Flexible Antenna Provides maximum range and bends without breaking.
Uses 9 AA Batteries (sold seperately, see options to the right)
Charging Jack Allows charging of Ni-Cad batteries in unit with AC wall charger (sold seperately, see options to the right)
Speaker/Microphone Jack Allows use with combination speaker/microphone accessory(sold seperately, see options to the right)

Product Reviews:

Reviewed By: Gavin Shaler on 08/26/2008
Review: I used to have this as m primary handheld CB, then I got a Radio Shack TRC-222. It's a good little handheld, but it doesn't reach as far as the TRC-222. I'd say it's a beginner's radio.

Reviewed By: Danny McElvain on 01/21/2006
Review: Fun little radio. I'm giving it 5 stars, but please read my review. Its not for everybody! Purchased mine as a back up to my regular CB and in the event of a storm knocks power out or some sort of emergency situation. Especially if I wind up on foot! Pros: Light weight, convienent to store and very versital Cons: None! But, this radio isn't gonna get out much further than a mile or two. It's just the nature of the beast. Don't buy it thinking your gonna compete with a regular CB radio! Overall: its a fun radio, but has limitations. If you are looking something to use away from home or car, its well worth it!