Start that "Remember When" and reset it back to 1952 please. We can go up from there. (I remember when trailer light flicks sent different msgs in Midwest or upstae NY.)
If you don't run with a CB on......
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by notarps4me, May 28, 2008.
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lol - I send morse code with my trailer flicks...nobody's said anything about it yet, so I doubt anybody's caught on.
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Muleskinner <strong>"Shining Beacon of Chickenlights"</strong>
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Muleskinner Thanks this.
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Me, not interested. If I'm driving, I'm not talking on the phone. Unlike others, I pay attention when my wife is talking... and that would be bad for the crunchies out there on the highway. -
my cb stays on when i leave the house till i get back
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Paddletrucker Medium Load Member
I leave my CB on all the time. What I do to mitigate the bovine excrement, though, is to open the squelch ALL the way. Next, I turn the RF gain down so that if I can't see you, I won't hear you. That way, if someone needs to get a hold of me, I'll hear them. I don't, however, have to know who's ready for bed and what they're wearing. You can set the RF gain low enough that you can only hear someone running right there with you and not listen to all the other crap.
I do have some pretty good conversation with drivers, but I run on a lesser traveled highway in a not so popular freight lane. When I do get out on i-40, I get tired of hearing "I heard you, I did" after every other transmission on the radio. -
Then there's the clown near Chicago that broadcasts the duck quacking for hrs at a time. And of course we have CB shops and truckstops doing broadcast advertisements over the CB.
It seems over 90% of what comes over the CB is either obscene, juvenile or just plain noise.
It's this lack of respect for channel 19 that I have it turned off 80% of the time.[/QUOTE]
So that's what happened to him,a few years ago,that's all you would hear at the 91/95 split in New Haven Ct. I wanted to go duck hunting. -
Now that I run on the NW I eave my CB on all day and rarely hear a thing. I replaced my old failing Cobra 21 with a Sparky's Stealth Cobra 29. Now that winter is starting to show it's head I finally bypassed the factory antennas and threw a firestick on the drivers mirror, much better.
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