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I recently installed a cobra 29 in my Ford Explorer. I understand the
previous owner had the radio "tuned". If I key the mike while my factory car stereo is on, I can hear it through the speakers. I called a cb shop and one guy claimed the interference wasn't because of the increased radio power, but rather interference through the car's factory amp. Does anyone have any insight on this? If this is true , would bypassing the factory amp and installing a new stereo cure this? Thanks in advance |
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