CBs
Been horden a few CBs and a base station figure they might be handy for keep in touch with the family and neighbors. I got a solar battier charger I use to aireate my bait tank and figured would try it one of theses days with the old CD.
Re: CBs
I'm not very familiar with CB systems. I have a practically new one I acquired from a friend, but I haven't set it up. What kind of range can one expect? Is that dependent on numerous factors? What groups use CBs in today? I know the stereotypes of truckers. Is that true? Do others use them?
Sorry for the barrage of questions. I will likely google these as well, but I always like to hear other feedback.
Sorry for the barrage of questions. I will likely google these as well, but I always like to hear other feedback.
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Re: CBs
Other than truckers, off-roaders use CB radios to communicate because of their increased range over FRS/GMRS. You can even get some decent range out of a handheld unit that is connected to the vehicle power and a magnetic base mount antenna. The key with CB's is you need to tune the antenna for the transmitter with a SWR meter.