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Cobra 25 WX NW ST Classic CB Radio with Soundtracker Nightwatch Illuminated Front Panel

Cobra 25 WX NW ST Classic CB Radio with Soundtracker Nightwatch Illuminated Front Panel
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Product Description

The NightWatch series of CB radios continues Cobra's proud and unmatched tradition of enhancing safety and convenience for professional drivers. NightWatch technology fully illuminates the radio's function settings for easy viewing at night. The unique, solid-state, electro-luminescent backlighting is powered by a dedicated integrated circuit to maximize night vision while minimizing eye fatigue. A dimmer control adjusts to all lighting conditions. And all NightWatch CB radios incorporate Cobra's exclusive SoundTracker system to reduce static noise by up to 90 percent.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #9505 in Consumer Electronics
  • Brand: Cobra
  • Model: 25 WX NW ST
  • Dimensions: 6.00" h x 8.00" w x 2.00" l, 6.45 pounds

Features

  • 4-watt, 40-channel CB radio with NightWatch electroluminescent backlighting for added safety
  • Radio's backlit front panel maximizes night vision while minimizing eye fatigue
  • Receives 7 NOAA weather channels and emergency weather alert; instant access to emergency channel
  • SoundTracker system reduces static by up to 90 percent; 3-position audio control and PA function
  • Heavy-duty dynamic mic with 9-foot cord; measures 6.38 by 2.2 by 8.62 inches (W x H x D); 2-year warranty

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description
Warn other drivers of traffic problems, get help in case of emergency, and learn the local hot spots with the Cobra 25 WXNWST CB radio, an ideal unit for professional truckers and other drivers. Outfitted with Cobra's NightWatch technology--which features solid-state, electroluminescent backlighting that fully illuminates the radio's functions and buttons--the radio maximizes night vision while minimizing eye fatigue, making it safe and convenient for drivers everywhere. Of course, the device also excels because of its 40 CB radio channels and heavy-duty dynamic microphone (with a generous 9-foot cord), which keeps drivers connected whether on the highways or in the city. Drivers can dynamically adjust the mic level for increased voice clarity--a must when overcoming the noise of gravelly diesel engines--or fine-tune the audio levels via the three-position control. Further adding to the audio clarity is Cobra's exclusive SoundTracker system, which reduces static by up to 90 percent for clean, precise transmission and reception of CB signals.

While CB channels are the radio's main currency, the 25 WXNWST also receives seven weather channels from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The channels offer 24-hour weather updates in all 50 states, ensuring that you're never caught unaware by a rainstorm, blizzard, or heavy winds. The radio even includes an emergency weather alert that sounds an alarm when threatening conditions--such as a tornado or other hazard--is nearby, even when the CB is turned off. And should an emergency crop up, drivers can instantly access the emergency and information channels (9 and 19, respectively).

Additional features include tactile controls, which let the driver feel the dial position without taking his or her eyes off the road; a PA function that lets drivers use the CB as a public address system; a switchable noise blanker for increased noise reduction; and a front microphone connector for attaching the microphone in or under the dash. The 4-watt radio--the maximum wattage allowed by law--measures 6.38 by 2.2 by 8.62 inches (W x H x D) and is backed by a two-year warranty.

What's in the Box
CB transceiver, microphone, transceiver bracket, microphone bracket, DC power cord, FCC rules, user's manual.


Customer Reviews

Unreliable and requires special antenna2
I purchased this CB radio as a replacement for another Cobra CB that had failed. Only when I read the instruction manual did I find out that this radio requires a special antenna to get good reception on both the CB and weather channels. I elected to use my standard antenna, and CB section of the radio appeared to function very well for a short time. The radio failed after 6 to 8 hours of service. I checked the condition and SWR of the antenna circuit both before and after installing the radio and found no problem with them.