Can anyone recommend a rig for me

[LondonCbRadio]

Has to be a multi mode and under £250.

Not interested in oldschool rigs like cobra 148's i've had them all before. Looking for something new on the market but something good.

[Tin soldier]

CRT ss 9900

[LondonCbRadio]

Thanks it looks like that one or 7900 not sure yet which is better ?

[Tin soldier]

Thanks it looks like that one or 7900 not sure yet which is better ?

I chose the 9900 over a 6900 for size mobile. Also more power, better mic and smooth clarifier as the 6900 has a clicky clarifier.

If the 7900 has same power and if it's for home base it might be a better option.
I like the meters display but not the mic connection.

[Tin soldier]

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[Tin soldier]

"ignore" double post dilemma

[Tin soldier]

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[LondonCbRadio]

Does both of them radios have the uk band on with the 1-40 channels ?

[lambrettadave]

Does both of them radios have the uk band on with the 1-40 channels ?

If you buy from a CB shop like knights it can be specified with UK 40.

You may be interested in the superstar 3900 2023

[Tin soldier]

Does both of them radios have the uk band on with the 1-40 channels ?

If you buy from a CB shop like knights it can be specified with UK 40.

You may be interested in the superstar 3900 2023

He doesn't want an old school cobra style one Dave

[Transwarp]

Has to be a multi mode and under £250.

Not interested in oldschool rigs like cobra 148's i've had them all before. Looking for something new on the market but something good.

CRT SS 7900V Turbo looks ok, does 25 to 30mhz and has some bells and whistles.

This and others like can be programmed with the CB frequencies you want via a usb lead plugged into a pc / laptop, or a shop can do it pre programmed with what you want if buying from one.

Have butchers on YouTube at it and others like. TM1 did a review on this radio also - check it out.....
www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIcUf5m_khM