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BEST PLACE & TECH to get an RCI-2970N2 From ?
- Thread starter Ez2cDave
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If you go with Bells make sure he doesn't hot rod the power output like he's known (advertises) to do.
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The guy wants a radio that's gonna make him happy. Not a turd from flopper.
Ez2cDave:
Copper does sell it for cheaper than any other store that I've seen. But I could be wrong about that, so take that with a grain of salt. If you've done your homework, you would have also found out that Copper sells these radios w/o the e-chip. They charge extra for that. I have never had them do any work to a radio, so I can't say anything about that. But I have heard that they really aren't geared up with a tech to do alignments and mods. Again - could be wrong.
Bell's does decent work. Used a couple of radios from that shop because a friend wanted me to check them out. I've watched their videos and I can see that the tech can make repairs, uses the proper equipment, and stands behind his work.
Walcott's is also popular and has decent prices and a reliable tech.
Bob's CB in PA is another.
DTB is another kind of the same caliber too.
There are lots of other shops and decent techs working at these places. So, if you want to make a choice for one - then run the idea here first and gauge the reactions and experiences. But w/o you being specific, it is hard to say that there is only one shop to go to.
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Copper does sell it for cheaper than any other store that I've seen. But I could be wrong about that, so take that with a grain of salt. If you've done your homework, you would have also found out that Copper sells these radios w/o the e-chip. They charge extra for that. I have never had them do any work to a radio, so I can't say anything about that. But I have heard that they really aren't geared up with a tech to do alignments and mods. Again - could be wrong.
Bell's does decent work. Used a couple of radios from that shop because a friend wanted me to check them out. I've watched their videos and I can see that the tech can make repairs, uses the proper equipment, and stands behind his work.
Walcott's is also popular and has decent prices and a reliable tech.
Bob's CB in PA is another.
DTB is another kind of the same caliber too.
There are lots of other shops and decent techs working at these places. So, if you want to make a choice for one - then run the idea here first and gauge the reactions and experiences. But w/o you being specific, it is hard to say that there is only one shop to go to.
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