I'm pretty sure you won't have to have complaints against you to get a visit if you're clogging military communications. That's a good wakeup for anyone living near a military base.
Why do truckers use linear amplilfiers with their CB radios?
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by drobsan, Jun 12, 2009.
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Correct,optimal performance is still achieved by wiring to the main hot lead at the fuse panel and running a chassis ground near by.
You can wire a 2 pill box in a FL Columbia in about 15 mins,yes fusing is mandatory as with all power.When properly installed it takes all of 5 min or less to remove all traces in a fleet vehicle.
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I live very near a Major Air force installation,I dont have any issues
blowing "smoke" up their chimneys
Plenty of them "Big Base Stations" running as well,most are "Ham-Ops"
doing what most do and that is talk on whatever/whenever
On the ham bands they act like "Ham-Op's" otherwise you would think they were garden variety "CB base/Super Trucker" agitators.
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An amp is not meant to make you louder,it is to make you get out better to stations far away. If it does make you louder then it is because the cb tech that tuned your radio was a fool and did it half azzed so you just wasted your money for nothing........and thats all that matters to them!SemperFubar Thanks this. -
Tater: I meant if you're on their channels, I imagine retribution may be swift because they have to have those channels clear. I would imagine that would be a national security issue, but it's possible that they use other means of comming sensitive material these days. I know when I was in the Coast Guard, they were very defensive of their channels, even though the public is allowed to call them there.
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WOW...This thread was very informative, and i truly learned something...and that something is......... I NEED MORE POWER !!!
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Driving through the Akron area this afternoon I was getting a lot of bleed on 19... to the point that it was pegging me. I discovered the offenders on 17 holding a discussion about tools/welders. Politely interrupted and informed them they were bleeding 19 badly. Response was an apology and they moved down to 6.
How much different would the response have been if I started ranting about amps and the FCC.Last edited: Jul 22, 2009
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Much different, however just because they were bleeding over that bad doesn't mean they were running power. They could just have really hacked up radios which can cause the same thing. -
I seen a official black van going towards nashville on 24 a few weeks ago. This thing had a bunch of antennas on it. I looked down and all I could see was all kinds of high tech stuff in it. I never have seen anything like it. Had maybe 20 + antennas on it. Don't know if it was something to do with the FCC or not. Any ideas?
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