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Oricom 5 Watt Dual Antenna UHF CB Radio UHF182XTA $379 Delivered @ 4WD 24/7

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Oricom UHF182XTA Bundle Pack includes two antennas! Get the highest level of performance with two antennas without the need for an additional switch. This Bundle pack from Oricom includes the UHF182X Dual Antenna UHF CB Radio and two BONUS antennas (ANU050 and ANU230).

Whether you're in the mountains, on rugged terrain, or on the flat, Oricom's Smart Dual Antenna Technology keeps you connected with all the capabilities you'd expect from a 5-watt UHF CB Radio. The UHF182X has an innovative Integrated (DAS) Dual Antenna System, which ensures that you always receive the strongest signal possible. This antenna bundle includes a 6.5dBi and a 3dBi antenna, making communication easier. The other side of the transceiver has two antenna inputs, providing the greatest communication solution for whichever terrain you find yourself in. Includes a heavy-duty controller speaker microphone and a three-color backlit display.

Features:

  • Integrated (DAS) Dual Antenna System
  • Heavy-duty controller speaker microphone
  • 80 channels
  • Open/priority and memory scanning
  • 5 Memory channels
  • Over/under voltage alert function
  • 38 CTCSS and 104 DCS codes
  • 3 colour backlit display
  • Audio scrambler
  • Tri-watch
  • Automatic power-off
  • Duplex (range extender)
  • Volume, channel and squelch control
  • 3.5mm external speaker jack
  • ANU230 Antenna + ANU050 Antenna Included

Repco doesn't include the antenna's like this does. The antennas are worth about $165 if bought separately.

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  • -1

    this aint ozRRP.
    https://oricom.com.au/product/uhf82x-uhf-cb-radio-anu230-6-5…

    sparesbox was doing it for 341, albeit OOS now:
    https://www.sparesbox.com.au/products/oricom-5-watt-dual-ant…

    reseller should do better.

    • Obviously price matching Oricom.

      As for Sparesbox, the listening is a bit bare on info…… doesn't confirm the inclusions/details.

  • Damn, I just spent $60 last night on a used switching bench power supply to use my new Retevis RT95 at home as a base station.

    • I hope you have a ham license since it is a ham radio.

      • Nope, my ham is not kosher.. πŸ˜…

  • +1

    Spend a bit more, skip Oricom and get something decent. They love it on 4wd247 because they get paid to say it's good.

    • But that one doesn't have the dual antenna feature.

      • No, it doesn't. But some people might prefer Uniden over Oricom. Personally, haven't had an issue with my Oricom equipment.

    • But why not the Retevis RT95? πŸ˜…

      Heck, could even get an ABBREE AR-2520. πŸ˜†

      • But why not the Retevis RT95?

        Because it is only 25W plus only have a frequency range of VHF:144-148MHz UHF: 430~440MHz. So not UHF CB. I prefer my ham equipment to be 50W for VHF/UHF. I'll stick to my Yaesu and Icom equipment.

        • You're missing one of the big three!

          Also, it's only the US version that's 25w. πŸ˜… Standard is 40. How about the Wuoxen KG-M70? πŸ˜„

          • +1

            @WasBargain: Nah. If I am adding anything to the car it'll be a DMR or P25 Radio. I've got D-Star at the moment.

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