Favourite radio shop

I mainly use Atlantic Coast Communication off exit 296 on I-75 Cartersville Ga. The draw back is inventory is limited, and only 1 guy works 4 days then another guy the next 4 days. Both guys are great, but may have to wait a few for them to finish who is ahead of you. They also have a shop off exit 12 on I-285 Atlanta Ga.

My next go to is off exit 299 on I-65 Dodge City Al. They have lots and lots of inventory, prices are ok, 3-4 people working, but only 5-6 days a week. I am not as confident in the experience, and know how as my main go to shop.

The shop I won't go back to is off exit 201 on I-75 in Jackson Ga. Talked to the old man and one of his half drunk son. I think the old man is past his prime and the son may have just got out of prison (not sure). I think I may have more inventory than this shop does.

 

Rolling Radios..
He was a member here a while back.

 

There are several Clays Radio shop in Weatherford,Tx. There use to be a guy in Council Bluffs,Iowa across from Pilot, but i believe he moved. Konnections electronics off I-94 in Waukesha,Wisconsin. You have to bobtail to him, but a kwik trip with truck parking is only a couple miles away.

 

Clays in San Antonio
Rays in West Memphis

Have purchased online recently from:

Bells
Bobs

As well as supplies, gear & tools from:

DX Engineering
West Mountain Radio
MFJ
Giga Parts
Tac Comm
Antenna Parts Outlet
Power Werx

 

the cb radio shop i loved and got treated very well, is no longer in business. the gal that owned it, died of lung cancer. not a big surprise. when i'd walk in, i'd be bowled over by the thick smoke when i opened the door...lol

she was really good, she'd "tune the radios" for free, (if you wanted her to) since you bought them from her. if you bought a radio someplace else, it was a nominal fee, (if i recall) under $10.....couldn't go wrong with that.

that was also the first time too, when i saw the "Maxon" brand. i think this goes back to the early/mid 1990's..???

every radio since her death, i just either buy online, or at a truck stop, when sales were on them.

 

nope. i haven't bought a cb in like maybe 10 years. i use them now, right out of the box. i have 3 cb's right now. one i use nightly, and when i retire soon, all 3 will be smashed to smithereens...and i will break in half what ever antennas i have, and be done with this crap.