Texas Ranger TRE-127 40 Channel AM CB Radio
$360.00+ GST
The World Famous Texas Ranger AM CB Radio
The Texas Ranger TRE-127 features advanced phase-locked loop circuitry with digital frequency synthesis
The Texas Ranger TRE127-SLE CB Radio has been a favourite of serious CB operators who demand peak performance, ease of operation and attractive design...
Tait Mobile Radio (BOP) is the registered distributor and servicing agents for Texas Ranger CB radios and associated equipment in New Zealand.
Full fault finding and repair services are provided.
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This reliable, time-proven favourite is sure to enhance the looks of any installation, be it luxury automobile or 18 wheeler!
The Texas Ranger's dual-conversion receiver with crystal filtering delivers peak frequency response with maximum adjacent channel rejection.
The transmitter features a logarithmic speech processor which assures maximum average talk power without flat-topping.
The simple, uncluttered panel of the Texas Ranger TRE127 offers all the features desired in an all mode radio.
AM Operation
External Frequency Counter Connector
All Chrome Models
Phase-locked loop Circuitry
Digital Frequency Synthesis
High Performance Receiver Design
Maximum Talk Power without flat-topping
PA Capability
Display Dimmer
LED RX / TX Indicator
Front Panel Controls Include:
- Large Channel Selector Knob
- Bright LED Channel Display for safe, enjoyable mobile operation
- Automatic Noise Limiter and Noise Blanker Controls to permit optimum elimination of vehicular noise
Other front panel features include:
- HI / LOW tone control
- BRT/DIM display switch
- Mike Gain Control
- Squelch Control
- CB / PA selectors
For the ultimate in all mode CB Radio, the Texas Ranger TRE127 is the classic choice.
FAQS
Generally speaking, range for a CB radio could be anywhere from 1 to 20 kilometers depending on terrain, type of antennas used and atmospheric conditions. The typical range to expect from a mobile CB radio is about 2 to 8 kilometers. Home base station setups with larger roof mounted base antennas will usually give more range than the ground level mobile units. Just like your car stereo’s AM and FM bands. AM has more interference than FM. CB channels are transmitted & received using similar AM type of transmission mode. Look for CBs which have a noise blanker (NB) switch which helps minimise some of the noise better than standard CBs which have no noise filters. This is a tough question to answer and there are 3 variables. As a guideline, the taller the antenna the better it will work. Mount your antenna as high as possible on your vehicle and try to get at least 50% of it over your roofline. It won’t matter what brand name, colour or style, the antenna length is more important than other considerations. CB antennas that are less than 1 metre tall generally do not give the best performance. No, since the early 1980s, the government agency controlling the use of the airwaves stopped requiring licenses for CB radios operating on 26MHz. NO. Its like saying since all AM/FM car stereos pick up the same stations, isn’t a $200 unit as good as one that sells for $1,000. Factors like receive sensitivity and selectivity, noise filtering and modulation quality will all be better in a more expensive model. You get what you pay for! Also, features like mic and RF gain controls, built in meters, noise blankers and more will also vary with different CB radios.What range will a CB radio give me?
Why does there seem to be more static on CB channels than what I hear on other types of radios?
What is the best antenna for my mobile CB radio?
Do I need a license to operate a CB radio?
If all CBs are limited to 4W and 40 channels, isn’t a $200 set as good as a $500 set?
