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    Midland 75-822 40 Channel CB-Way Radio

    • Transmission and reception with the included rubber ducky antenna is horrible, and probably the source of most of the negative reviews this CB gets - do not plan on transmitting or receiving at anything remotely like a usable range with the stock antenna from inside a vehicle.
    • It should be providing significantly better reliability on its products based on the very high numbers of negative reviews here on Amazon.
    • Many of the negative reviews here have to do with connecting this transceiver to bad antennas
    • Before I purchased this hand-held radio, I read all the negative reviews about it.
    • and don't worry about those bogus reviews, this is a nice CB for the modern car.update: I did a radio check on ch 19 yesterday and it was 6.5 miles from me.
    • I'm not sure why a few give it negative reviews as it has never failed me on my bike
    • I hesitantly took a gamble on this one based on the good reviews, as I thought such a small, compact unit could never be as good as an actual large hard wired unit.
    • If you're planing on using this on a daily basis I would recommend getting a regular CB if you have the room for it (I don't think a trucker would be happy using this every day).Responding to the negative reviews that say something
    • I will break down this review in 3 sections, highlighting the major aspects of owning a 75-822.
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    • I don't like to give bad reviews but this simply did not work for my husband at all
    • Based on the percentage of bad reviews (one or two-star), it looks like I have about a one in 8-10 chance of getting another bad unit.
    • The antenna works well as far as I