recommend a CB?

**Hvy** · 05.29.2012

For a newbie? I would like it to not be over expensive (just starting out) but decent.

Thanks!

**Triplej** · 05.29.2012

Well, if you live in nashville, you got the best cb shop around at the exit 163. I got a Stryker SR-497HPC 10 Meter Amateur Radio, i like it it works well.

**Hvy** · 05.29.2012

yeah? Exit 163? Off I-40? Name of the place?

**ramkatral** · 05.29.2012

Or you can just buy one of the standard brands and set it up properly. Save money and sound just fine.

**ramkatral** · 05.29.2012

See the 10 meter amateur radio part? That means you're technically supposed to hold an FCC license for it. Just sayin.

**Triplej** · 05.29.2012

ramkatral is correct about the fcc part. I'm not sure the name of the shop. but they are good people. I40 exit 163

**WA4GCH** · 05.29.2012

Originally Posted by ramkatral

See the 10 meter amateur radio part? That means you're technically supposed to hold an FCC license for it. Just sayin.

WELL .... besides they are outright liiegal .... Get a good CB and a AMP to back it up ..... if you want more power ....

**WA4GCH** · 05.29.2012

TripleJ

Where is russellville,ky ?

**Triplej** · 05.29.2012

55 miles north of nashville. 35 miles west of bowling green ky. 32 miles east of hopkinsville ky.

**Mad Dog 20/20** · 05.29.2012

Originally Posted by WA4GCH

WELL .... besides they are outright liiegal .... Get a good CB and a AMP to back it up ..... if you want more power ....

The amp would be outright illegal a well. What ever radio route you go, don't fall prey for some hocus-pocus super mod or what ever it is being called.Just make sure it is properly aligned and use the best antenna you can afford.