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A 4-inch CB extension speaker delivers 12 watts peak power through a 10-foot cord with mini plug
The RoadPro RP-100T adds a 4-inch external speaker to citizens-band installations. It connects through a 10-foot cord ending in a mini plug and includes a mounting bracket with hardware. The unit suits drivers who want clearer audio away from the cab's main unit.
Peak power handling is rated at 12 watts into an 8-ohm load. The passive design has no fan or amplifier, so it adds no electrical noise and draws no power beyond the radio's output stage. Heat remains negligible during normal voice communication.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | RoadPro |
| Model name | RP-100T |
Use the supplied mounting bracket and hardware to secure the 4-inch speaker in your chosen location, then plug the 10-foot cord’s mini plug into the CB radio’s external-speaker jack.
The speaker is a passive 8-ohm, 12-watt unit with no user-serviceable parts; if the cone or voice coil ever fails, the entire speaker must be replaced.
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