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The Midland 5001z is the classic silver face 40 Channel CB loaded with features. The 5001z features the Midland X-TRA TALK Mic Gain Control to boost transmitted audio sensitivity for increased voice clarity. The 4 Watt Output power gives the maximum power allowed for maximum communication range and features a RF Gain Control to adjust reception sensitivity range for clear communication.
Dimensions: H 3.5 in, W 11.8 in, D 12 in
Product Depth (in.) | 12 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 3.5 in |
Product Width (in.) | 11.8 in |
Electronics Included Components | DC Charger |
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Features | No Additional Features |
Number of Channels | 40 |
Range (miles) | 30 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
This CB radio is going to work with other radios using the Citizens Band channels. It is not a dual band radio.
The radio includes a charger and manual.
Included: Radio Push to talk ergonomically designed microphone 9 ft coil mic cord and 4 pin locking connector Mounting bracket and hardware Fused DC power cord Owners Manual
Hello, it doesn't look like HomeDepot has purchased this item from Midland in a while. You can still find this product available on the MidlandUSA website.
Brand new. Works really good.
It is brand new. I am very impressed with this radio. I have always had the best luck with Midland CB’s and this model did not disappoint. Highly recommend!
No, the radio does not come with a supporting bracket.
Typically the digital tuner tunes (selects) the radio to the channel (Frequency TX/RX) you select, and that you prefer to monitor, and/or transmit (talk on), to another unit, or to your base station.
A digital tuner has nothing over any other CB radio that has digital readout .on the channel selector/tuner
The so called "digital tuner" is usually referred to as the radio's channel selection knob, that lets the radio's user select the "channel", or otherwise known as, the "the transmit and receive frequency" that (and upon) that the radio will operate on, when transmitting and receiving.
This CB transceiver does not have a built in SWR check. Some higher end models do
The answer is YES, to tune/match the antenna, to the transmission line, so most signal RF energy gets sent out.
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