Cb Radio - Mic Tech
#1
I'm looking to replace my factory mic with something better.
1. What convinced you to buy your current mic? 2. How much was it? 3. How do you like it? How does a mic affect performance? I see many at the truck stops, but few give enough information to make a educated decision.
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#2
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 46
Astatic 636L is what i run on all my radios. both mobile in my tractor and in my pickup.
a good noise canceling mic is a life saver if you have a habit of driving wiht you window cracked for ventilation. mine cost me 45 from my local cb shop. its far better than an RK 56 in my opinion. those things feel cheap and i dont personally care for the PTT button.
#3
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: East Central IL between the corn and the beans
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Ditto what the above poster said on the Astatic mic.
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#5
Get a Road King. They cost $50., but you wont ever have to buy another one.
Astatic, or Static, is what I call them, they are ok, but I'd rather use a factory mic than one of them. Last edited by Jackrabbit379; 11-01-2008 at 08:57 AM. Reason: My dumb butt typos
#7
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Ont Canada
Posts: 1
Hi I have a cascadia truck and my cb is giving me tuouble it stays on after i stop transmitting and it also is hard to here and people say its hard to here me almost like im in a tunnel any help on how to fix would be great I have put on new 1000watt anntenas with no help oh the radio is a cobra 29 clasic and yes I have tryed a nother radieo and it does the same thing so it has to be the truck oh and yes my dealer is no help to me they said they are not a radio shop I guess this is what I get for buying a freightliner right
Last edited by tracorboy30; 12-13-2008 at 07:30 AM.
#8
Sounds like you need a new mic.
If it's hard to hear, as if they are "far away", check your RF Gain. I keep mine turned all the way up. If people can't hear ya, check your Dynamike. You might turn it up. I can only turn mine about a little past half-way, due to feeding back. |


