WOW! A few hits? Posse on Broadway. Hip hop soldier, Buttermilk Biscuits, Swass, My Hooptie, and Square dance rap are just a few of his hits and those are just the ones off of the album titled Swass. Hes produced for others and is a multi millionaire many times over. He was a cb'er before he became a rapper and he treats it as a hobby as everyone should. You might not like what he does with cb but hes earned a great deal of respect in the music industry and has done this without being involved with gangs, drug dealing, or drive by shootings.
who are these guys that use channel 6?
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by truckerdave1970, Apr 26, 2010.
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rabbiporkchop Thanks this.
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Yeah, poor antenna design combined with a tremendous amount of ground losses due to a lack of understanding of how antennas work.
Two full length quarter wave verticals operating over a sufficient ground plane, (a quarter wavelength long solid metal disk, or metal mesh screen), and phased together with an actual matching network that achieves the desired phase angle will outperform those, "vertical beams". It's all about gain, AND efficiency. The theoretical gain of that beam antenna is lost when you bring it into the close proximity of actual earth ground.
An antenna worked against the counter poise I just described will give amazingly high antenna efficiency, combine that with the gain achieved by driving them together with the correct phase angle and you get a really big signal.
You want that RF energy to be reflected and reinforced, and directed at the proper angle.
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An understanding of the, "brute force solution", to antenna gain is helpful.
Basically, to achieve a noticeable difference in the receiving station using power increases a transmitter must keep doubling its output power...
So, to gain 1db of audio, power must be doubled. This assumes that nothing else has been do to the transmitting antenna.
4 watts doubled to 8 = 1 db
8 to 16 = 1db
16 to 32 = 1db
32 to 64 = 1db
And so on...
It doesn't take long to reach the point of diminishing returns..
Once you get to about a thousand watts the power gain of increasing amplifier power becomes a losing proposition.
But, if you improve antenna efficiency by running a highly efficient antenna design, and then combine that by arranging those antennas in a driven array that produces gain by field reinforcement...
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Wow revived a 7 year old thread.
I hear morons all the time even on 19. They say the same stupid stuff over and over again. As a HAM operator I have to laugh at their inability to make contacts without stuffing illegal power out of their antenna.trees Thanks this. -
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This thread is great...its relevant because I feel like I've noticed channel 6 a lot in the last month or so. WhooooDawgie
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