input: [THE "CHEAT"] Internal Radio Modifications [SMART WAY] When your radio was built, it went thru a procedure called an "alignment". To simplify what this does, it basically ensures that all the parts of the radio are in tune with each other. It is often possible by using a tuning screwdriver or soldering iron in the right spot to change various settings in your radio: power levels, modulation limiting, frequency ranges. But doing this without re-performing an alignment afterward can cause all sorts of problems. It's similar to being in the shower with the hot and cold water set just right at a certain water pressure. Turn UP the pressure on the Hot Water, and you have to match it with the Cold Water, or get scalded. An improperly aligned radio is often out of tune and causes interference to other CBs and even other radio services. Make sure a "tweaked" radio is done by someone who knows how to do it right, and then test it for stray signals as much as possible. If neighbors mention any odd TV or radio issues, DO NOT IGNORE THEM, FIX THEM. [STUPID WAY] 
output: Have your CB tweaked up by that guy you met at the flea market, then hop on the radio and enjoy the extra power, and crank the microphone modulation up. Maybe even play with the "funny channels" he added in for you!