This Icom IC-718 ham-radio base station covers all American Amateur bands very well, and all you need to keep it running in emergency situations is a standard 12-volt DC power source.
Plus, this radio can receive and transmit on 10, 20, 40, 80 and 160 meter bands, but the design isn't intended for use CB channels. While it doesn't have an FM mode, it does have AM, USB, LSB, CW and RTTY modes.
User Tips
One thing to consider is to get an attenuator to use with the Icom IC-718 whenever you hit a noisy band. It's a simple, resistive device to bring down a signal's amplitude without distorting it.
The attenuator is important because it protects the highly sensitive measuring equipment within your radio.
People who combined this unit with a multi-band, home-brew dipole have been able to win the WAC award from the International Amateur Radio Union for successfully completing two-way amateur-radio communications with stations on each one of the six continents in the world.