CB Radio Supply News & Blog

Co-phased antennas were incredibly popular with truck driver’s in the 70s, preferring them to more traditional single antenna systems. In this article, we’ll cover the reason behind this and see if a co-phase antenna system is for you!    Co-phase systems were...

The coaxial cable is one of the most crucial parts of your radio system, and because of that there are a lot of parts to it! Previously, we discussed a few components about the coaxial cable and now we will cover...

The cable connecting your radio to your antenna, or the coaxial cable, is one of the most critical parts to your set up. After all, it is the line that links everything you say and receive on your radio system....

The antenna is your gateway into the greater radio world, and with such an important feature, it’s important to be educated on the many hidden rules regarding it! If you are looking to pick up an antenna for your radio system, here...

From common troubleshooting to general safety, there is some knowledge that every CB radio user should know! Previously, we went over a few of these rules, and now we will go over a few more to benefit your CB experience.  ...

When communicating in the vast world of CB radio, there are a lot of notes of knowledge to take into account, some common sense, some take time to learn. In this article, we’ll go over a few points to keep...

Ever see the antenna warning lights illuminate when you key up on your CB radio system? If so than stop transmitting asap or be prepared to send your radio in for repairs.  Here are some potential remedies to an antenna warning light.   The...

In regard to your antenna, the standing wave ratio (SWR) is perhaps the most critical part to monitor to ensure everything is working properly. In this article we will go over the fundamentals and aspects of the SWR to further...

Nothing is more frustrating than installing your radio, being all happy with yourself, then finding out you installed it all wrong. A bad installation is a situation you want to avoid at all costs as most of the time, there...