Midland 75-822 40-Channels Handheld CB Radio

I bought this radio a few months ago. I tested it for a long time and I can tell you that it is a good option for the price it has.
One of the features I liked most was the car adapter with the external antenna adapter. Since with the original antenna it has a very restricted range once you place an external antenna to it it becomes a normal CB radio with the advantage that it can be taken with you anyware.
One of the disadvantages that make it get a 4 out of 5 score is that it has no Noise atenuation or Noise Blanker, wich in a mobile radio are very usefull.
You can modify this radio easy and get 120 chanels.
I would buy it again if I needed a handheld CB
Hope this helps ....

I like the size of this radio! But the range of it is only about 1/4 of mile..
I bought it for my Road Capt. rides, It's good for small groups, but when you get about 40 to 50 bikes spread out, you can't hear tail gunner.

I love the fact that the Midland 75-822 40-Channel Handheld CB Radio can be used for about anything! Camping, hiking, hunting and at sporting events. It's cool feature is that it can be used to listen to NOAA weather forecast. It is a powerful little handheld that has features some big radios don't have such as the memory channels. The mobile hookup attachment to use in a vehicle with a mounted antenna is a slick feature. I'd recommend this radio to anyone that loves the outdoors and likes staying in touch with the group-family and friends while on a outing. For the reasonable prices these radios are selling at they are worth the money spent. Buy one or two it'll be worth it!