U.S. Army cobranded Cobra CB radio

Jan 19, 2012

Updated Jul 17, 2012

The U.S. Army co-branded Cobra CB radio is a limited edition model based on Cobra’s 29 LTD CB radio. A U.S. Army logo appears on the microphone and radio, which features 40 channels, 4 watts, a front panel microphone connector, a 9-ft. microphone cord, tactile controls and an analog signal strength meter with SWR calibration. Cobra’s Army Strong CB radio comes with a gift box and a certificate of authenticity.

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