Originally Posted by Cobra

Cobra is giving professional drivers one more way to communicate safely and easily with the first-ever CB radio with Bluetooth technology - the new 29 LTD BT. The Bluetooth feature allows drivers a better way to have phone conversations on the road because calls from a mobile phone are synched with the CB radio. A noise canceling microphone allows calls to be heard loud and clear, even over a noisy engine. Incoming audio is routed through the radio's 5-Watt CB speaker making it easy for the driver to hear the caller. The unit also provides one-touch Bluetooth operation, giving drivers the ability to stay focused on the road by answering and terminating calls with the push of one button. An auto-redial feature also allows for one-touch redialing of the last number called.

The new unit offers 4 Watts AM RF power output, the maximum amount of power allowed by law; Talk Back controls allowing drivers to adjust the desired amount of modulation talk back; a Blue Channel indicator displaying channel selection in cool blue illumination; and Delta Tune which is used to clarify incoming signals. The 29 LTD BT is redefining the CB radio!

Originally Posted by RockysFord

The FCC doesnt care anymore...

My brother in law is a truck driver, and works for the cb shop.. they peak and tune stuff all day long...

My brother in law had a 3 batterys in his trunk, a 400 watt amp, and a galaxy radio, pushing over 500 watts of power.... let alone a huge antenna sticking off of his trunk...

4 watts might be what they are aloud to make with it but if you have a 2pill radio instead of a 1 pill like cobra makes, you can make ALOT of power... and add an external rear amp to it...

Rocky