I have the 75-822, use it into a J&M Integrator...I have the same setup (Starcom1 Advance & Midland75-822) with a CAB-02 and PTT and a whip antenna on the tail of the bike...I push the PTT and no transmit icon appears on the 75-822...
Verified by me, 1-40ch low, 1-40ch cb, 1-40ch high...Essentially he now has a switch(es) on his radio that allows him to switch between 3 different sets of 40 frequencies, one of those sets of course being the plain old CB channels...That being said, I've used them before and it's really no big deal...
Generated in 0.13 seconds in which 0.054 seconds were spent on a total of 13 queries...While the 11 meter band seems devoid of traffic generally, this radio is nice, scoring up there in the "cool toy" scale, and conenient to operate...PopularWireless Personal Wireless Bulletin Board: Midland75-822...
Got it for Jeep trips with the Jeep club and it works great! It was recommended by other Jeepers and I can see why...I like it because it's compact and out of the way, good quality radio...Why would you recommend this product, or why not...
If you need CB capabilities both in and out of your vehicle, the Midland Handheld 75822 CB kit may be your one-stop solution...I am very happy with my Midland Micro Mobile-Portable CB 75822...
