New website look.
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OldSoul
- Mud-Duck Sr.
- Posts: 6
- Joined: Aug 13 2021, 16:37
- Handle: OldSoul
- Real Name: Mike
- Antenna: RoadPro RP-707 36"
- Radio: trc 241
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New website look.
I like it a lot, seems easier to navigate. I visit a few times a month, I'm a newb with CB's. I just listen to the local truck stop and listen for traffic. I have a PNY 62 handheld that puts out 8 watts, fm mode, 5 other frequency bands. Old radio shack handheld that's 5 watts and has the scan feature, think it's TRC 241 model. Next I might be in for a SSB rig. Maybe the Anytone Ares rig. Just for fun/hobby.
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Windwalker
Verified - Moderator
- Posts: 433
- Joined: Feb 19 2011, 21:03
- Handle: Windwalker
- Real Name: Clifford Stewart
- Call Sign: KD8QHS
- Antenna: K-40// Hustler MagMnt
- Radio: Cherida S890
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Re: New website look.
OldSoul I think you will have a bunch of fun with an SSB rig. I would say get one with a frequency counter in it. Have it tuned and clarifier open or unlocked for sure. Its not cheap but its not a million dollars either !
It is big fun.
It is big fun.
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De_Wildfire
- Donor
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- Joined: Jun 14 2009, 19:46
- Handle: De_Wildfire
- Real Name: Greg
- Antenna: Imax 2000. Hex Beam, G5RV dipole, Jpole(UHF/VHF) Austin Suburban Tri Band (UHF/VHF)
- Radio: Washington, Tram D201, Tram D64, Robyn 520D, Cobra 139XLR, Elecraft K3S, Kenwood 590S, Yaesu FTM 400DR, Alinco DR-235, ADI-146
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Re: New website look.
OldSoul....You will have a blast on SSB and it doesn't take much power when Mother Nature does all the work. My preference is SSB and I do talk to a lot of mobiles when the band conditions are just right. You may even hear stations out of the country too especially South America in the late afternoon and early evening not to mention other countries too depending on the time of day.
