Should more drivers use their CB?

I've been running nights locally for quite some time. It would be nice to hear someone talk back once in a while besides the weirdos in the garage with the ten foot antenna. There are a couple of these cellar dwellers in the area I run every night and I'm tired of talking to them.

 

CB should be a federally mandated regulation requirement installed in all bigrigs.

 

once again have had a few shipper's and receiver's in need of a cb recently, if I can come up with a secure install, I might put mine back in, the strap that holds it down in a little cubby hole design doesn't work very long, I'd also have to run a new cable/antenna, they don't work.

 

What kind of truck do you have?

 

2015 prostar, it's a company issue. ive had it since 2014, i shouldn't drill holes or give it a remodel the cubby will hold bags well

 

Don't take this the wrong way, learn how that strap works. Took me a week of playing with it to figure it out. It's all in how you route the strap through the plastic thingy. It isn't straight forward unfortunately.

Get the bolt on ant mount and run to ur coax up to the cubby the pieces just pop out. Grab the bottom pannle piec at a corner where it ends by the windshield. Pull that down your hear a loud snap. Don't worry you didn't brake the truck. Once you do that you can route your coax right into the back of the cubby.

For radio and antenna recommendations I'd recommend listen to @rabbiporkchop vs myself on that

 

I recently got a radio, but I keep it mostly turned off/down unless I'm coming up on a city or mountains. Too much BS to listen to. And rolling through Dallas the other day, everything was drowned out by that stupid rooster recording...

 

Just out of curiosity - what do those cellar dwellers talk about?

 

Probably how they ain't got panties on or asking random people at chicken coops to run there nipples....