What is most used Radio Channel by Trucker's while in Canada/USA?
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by Sam Trucker, Nov 13, 2018.
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Pioneer Bluetooth®-enabled wireless headphone of NFC featured SE-MJ561BT-S https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00R7B96SC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Izi7BbVYPWFK5
I won't send links for these two, I just knew the headphones would be pretty difficult to track down.
JBL Charge 3
Sony XRS XB30
(Both of these have roughly 8 hours of play time, and also allow you to charge your phone off of them.)
Also, since you have an Android, and if you're an audiophile like me, go to your Google Play store and look for a free app simply called Bass Booster. It makes crisp, clear audio to anything you play on your phone.Slowmover1, not4hire and x1Heavy Thank this. -
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I was getting ready to replace the onboard sound with a dedicated amplifying sound card soon. Maybe this will lead to wonderful things at 90 DB. Neighbors be ######. lolz.Slowmover1 Thanks this. -
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Audio/video gadgetry is kinda a thing for me. I can't afford top end stuff, but I try to get the most bang for my buck.
And for future reference, if you're looking for audio reviews, there's two channels I turn to on YouTube: clavinetjunkie and Jims Review Room.Slowmover1 Thanks this. -
To me, the "party line" Channel 19 that provides such service is the most valuable part of having a radio in the cab. -
Vhf radios are used mostly in BC, Yukon and to a lesser degree in Alberta. The talk around channel is called Ladd 1. (154.100 mhz). Ladd 2,3,4 are alternate channels and are frequently used by oversize loads and their pilots and construction flaggers. Ladd 2 is the weigh scale frequency in the Yukon.
Logging roads and access roads to big industrial sites (hydro projects, oilfield sites, etc...) are usually radio controlled roads. There are a group of 30+ vhf channels called the Resource Road or RR frequencies you have to have programmed into your VHF to use these roads.upnorthwpg, Slowmover1 and Meteorgray Thank this.
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