Has Anything Changed?
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by MooneyBravo, Nov 27, 2022.
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That would be cool.
Of course back in the day I used to run a Galaxy 88 with a 1200 watt linear. I remember for a while I had a problem with the lights on my truck and trailer. Every time I keyed the mic they would dim. LOLTall Mike Thanks this. -
That's just plain stupid if he's driving!Still undecided and Tall Mike Thank this.
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Sounds like stray RF and grounding issues were the culprit..
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Not really for traffic specifically, but for people in your immediate vicinity, best you'll get is 2m VHF 146.52. I rarely hear anyone on it though, but can sometimes get someone to answer if I throw out a call. Otherwise, you could look up repeaters in the cities you're traveling through, but that's not practical unless you're regularly in the same locations.Badger619 Thanks this.
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A CB radio is still the best tool for communicating local information on the highway. Ham equipment is not useful to a trucker for that purpose.
IMO, CB channel 19 still prevails in most of the country, and 17 for the rest; at least for those with radios turned on and tuned in. -
Passed trucks in the last 2 years rolling on the interstate, and they had their phones on the wheel like that while driving. Seen one dude with a IPad on the dash watching a movie or ballgame or something….
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