What cb radio channels are for Foreign Drivers: This should have been done long ago!

Furthermore, I do not plan on making anyone use it! Only encourage the benefits of using it as an important tool in their normal day to day truck activity. This is something that should have been done many years ago.
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I am not making this chart for you per se! Nor am I appealing for you to follow it! IF, there is positive response from foreign truck drivers in America to this chart; and they can be made aware of the usefulness of using the cb, any and all opposition from you will simply be overwhelmed and crushed!

I would say this is my objective!

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Come on man!!!! Really! For some reason this post has you itching to find fault with it or myself? Since my OP, where have I suggested that I would charge drivers money or a fee to use a cb radio channel chart?

The media outlets I mentioned are organizations such as Randall Reilly, the Trucker, Trucker News and many other Trucking related media. I WILL BE PAYING FOR THE AD(s) MYSELF.

I hope that this brief explanation will help you to better understand the angle I am coming from.

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Yet another one who has no clue! "Skreecchhh", are you still on ch 16?

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I will just write the expense cost off. Again, I am not trying to make money on this! Third, it is to bad that you do not own a cb radio; all truck drivers (especially those OTR) should have a cb.

Having talked to many foreign drivers over the past four years "there is a major interest within these groups" they would never have to use or turn to channel 19; that is of course only if they wanted to.

Getting the FCC involved (which I do not want to do) would be useless in this case.

Last, and my most important point; "THIS CHART IS NOT FOR THE AMERICAN DRIVER"! It is meant to encourage our foreign drivers to feel comfortable using the cb radio, learn the emergency capabilities of using the cb radio and how to give help and to receive help using the cb radio.

I will also be encouraging young American (both men and women) drivers and our foreign host to learn Amateur (ham) radio. Every truck driver should know how to access 2 meter and 70cm repeaters using at minimum a handheld dual band 2m/70cm radio, set the +/- offset and enter the pll tone of radios.
Helpful sites that I encourage all of you to check out:

1. Watch video: www.radioqrv.com

2. Join Skywarn to learn mobile weather reporting: www.skywarnonline.com

3. Read: about2meters/hamuniverse.com

4. Read www.k0nr.com/rwitte/2Mssb

FOR THE NEW OTR DRIVERS WHO WERE TOLD /TRAINED NOT TO USE A CB RADIO Search:

www.citizensbandat50StillUseful,StillScorned Ken Reitz KS4ZR

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