Where can I buy a Cobra 19 dx iv 40 channel cb 05/10 19dxiv online?

crack in the pcb board ?bad wire somewhere.? main IC not powering things up.

rvm-1

You'll need to find another CB radio for someone to check to see if they are receiving your transmission.

none buy a power mic

I found a very precise chart that lists all the codes.

The FCC has designated channel 9 as an emergency contact channel. With this being said, channel 9 is only valid in the United States, while other countries do not have an officially designated emergency channel that I am aware of.

check the frequency,these radios are good for the money,but drift off frequency,try different channels and see if that helps

• The UK uses more FM frequencies than AM frequencies. So the CB will work over there just fine but you will need to find someone who uses them frequencies as well or it may no be much fun. Here is a frequency chart for what we in America call import radios shipped from over there. http://macuk.org.uk/cbchart.htm 27.555 FM is the main frequency used in the UK but the Cobra 19 is a strictly AM CB. Also on the link on the far right are the standard 40 channel frequencies from the UK version of CB's and not one is the same as the Cobra 19 as the UK uses FM for their 40 channel CB radios.
• Here is the 40 channel CB frequency chart utilized in America http://www.csgnetwork.com/cbradiofreq.html
• Hope this clarifies things for you.

Regards, Tony

YES you must have the power plug for ground at a minimum. The antenna must also be working properly. The out side of the CB case doesn't HAVE to be grounded but it is better over all if it is.

my only idea is the frequency that Canadians transmit/recieve on is different than us down south (in the USA). I know Europe and the UK use a different frequency range so my guess is that Canada uses a different radio frequency range than the U.S. making you unable to communicate with fellow radio users. You may be able to search the frequency range for Canada vs. the U.S. and see if there's a difference. Hope this helps...and again, it's just a thought.
Montana, USA