Noise Filter for CB Radio Power Cords

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This 20-amp noise filter reduces the electrical noise that makes listening to incoming CB transmissions difficult. The filter easily installs using a 3-pin power cord, which plugs directly into the back of most medium to large CB radios. If your radio does not accept a 3-pin plug, you can easily cut the attachment off and match the positive and negative wires.

DPPL-10C

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Model / SKU:	DPPL-10C
Product Details:	Reduces electrical noise in incoming CB transmissions 3-pin power adapter makes installation easy Filter can be mounted out of sight under the dash or seat Includes inline fuse
Compatible with:	All CB radios. If your CB has a 3-pin plug in back, the noise filer will plug in easily. If not, you can cut the attachment off and simply match the positive and negative wires.

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If you're experiencing a significant amount of engine or electrical noise in your incoming CB radio transmissions, you'll want to make sure that your CB power wires aren't being run alongside other electrical wires, and that you've wired your power cord directly to the battery terminals. However, sometimes noise persists even after taking these measures, or the installation makes it difficult to re-wire the power leads. In these cases, you'll want to try installing a noise filter between your CB radio and your battery. If you're frustrated with electrical noise that makes using your CB difficult, this filter will reduce interference and make incoming signals more intelligible.

This 20-amp noise filter reduces electrical noise that makes listening to incoming CB transmissions difficult. The filter uses a 3-pin power cord, which plugs directly into the back of most medium to large CB radios. It can also be used with radios that lack a 3-pin power adapter, but basic wire splicing is required. The noise filter is encased in a small housing that can be mounted out of sight using the included mounting tabs. Standard black and hot power leads running from the filter draw power for the radio like any regular power cord. The power cord also includes an inline fuse to prevent damage.

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Review by Jbgood

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I installed this on my Honda Rancher ATV and it works when idling but not when running. It does not filter engine noise. (Posted on May 7, 2013)

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Alright for the money
Review by Jon

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I bought this filter because of alternator whine coming through radio. The filter did reduce the noise, however it did not eliminate it. Overall though I'm satisfied with it. (Posted on August 7, 2012)

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