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Cobra HH RT 50 - ROAD TRIP Handheld CB Radio with Magnetic Mount Antenna

$199.95
$199.95

Upgrade your next road trip and stay connected with the HH RT 50. You get 40 channels of full CB radio, a magnetic mount antenna for in-vehicle operation, and 10 weather channels for up-to-the-minute forecasts.

Upgrade your next road trip and stay connected with the HH RT 50. You get 40 channels of full CB radio, a magnetic mount antenna for in-vehicle operation, and 10 weather channels for up-to-the-minute forecasts.

Cobra HH RT 50 - ROAD TRIP
$199.95
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Ready Anywhere

The rugged and ready Cobra HH RT 50 is packed with features and equipped with a 12V charging cord so you’re always prepared.

1Magnetic Mount Antenna

The HH RT 50 Road Trip includes a magnetic antenna so you can operate your handheld CB radio from your vehicle as well.

2Soundtracker® System

Filters through 90% of noise for clear communication.

3NOAA Weather & Emergency Radio

Be prepared and never surprised. Get updates on storms and emergencies with built-in NOAA Weather radio.

4 Maximum Awareness

With Dual Watch you can monitor two pre-selected channels at once so you never miss a signal.

5Full Coverage

Access and scan all 40 CB radio channels.

64W Power Output

4W power output for the maximum power allowed by law for extended range communication.

Magnetic Mount Antenna

Operate your handheld CB radio from your vehicle

Soundtracker System

Noise reduction system for clearer communication

NOAA Weather Alerts

Built-in NOAA receiver with emergency alerts and inclement weather warnings

Dual-Channel Operation

Monitor two pre-selected channels at once

Channel Scanning

Scan through all 40 CB channels

Handheld Convenience

Compact, handheld design allows CB radio anywhere

What's in the box?

Included with every new Cobra HH RT 50 - ROAD TRIP:

  • Cobra HH50WXST Handheld CB Radio
  • High Efficiency Antenna (portable)
  • Mag Mount Antenna (external)
  • 12V Vehicle Power Cord/Charge Adapter
  • Belt Clip and Wrist Strap
  • Product Manual

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Product help, tech support, and more

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HH 50 WX ST Manual - English

HH 50 WX ST Manual - French

HH RT 50 Spec Sheet

Item # HHRT50

Weight:  9 oz. (255.1g) without batteries

Height:  7.25" (18.415cm)

Width:  2.25" (5.715cm)

Depth:  1.75" (4.445cm)

FEATURES

Soundtracker® System - Cuts noise up to 90% for clearer communication.

NOAA Weather & Emergency Radio - Be prepared for storms and emergencies with built-in NOAA radio receiver.

Channel Scan - Scan all 40 CB channels.

Dual Watch - Monitors two pre-selected channels simultaneously.

4 Watts Power Output - Maximum power allowed for extended range of communications.

What is CB?

Citizens Band radio (CB) is a 2-way voice communication system for personal use for the general public.  It lets you talk from your truck, car, home, business, or boat to other people who have a CB radio. Technically, a CB radio is a transceiver. It functions both as a radio transmitter (when sending messages) and a receiver (when receiving messages). Citizens Band radio was created by the FCC in 1958. There are as total of 40 channels on the CB band.  Channel 19 is unofficially regarded as a general-purpose channel to make contacts and listen to conversations and reports of traffic and road conditions.  Channel 9 is reserved for emergency communications.

Do I need a license to operate a CB?

No license is required.  The FCC used to issue licenses for CBs, but they discontinued that requirement many years ago.

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