Question #25: CB/Ham Radio Operators

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911 Crazy

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So ya'll think I'm bad here. Just wait till you hear ol' bucketmouth on the CB! Any who, I'm curious to see where and how you've mounted your CB and/or Ham Radios and antennas. I'm working on my Ham license now. So;

1) What rig are you running?
2) What antenna are you running?
3) How/where did you mount the unit and antenna?

There is so much equipment out there and direction pointing would help. My last set up was Cobra SSB/AM with a Wilson magnetic mount antenna.

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- Cobra
- Magnetic antenna through rear center window when needed
- Cobra is loose in back seat, not mounted
- cigarette lighter plug for power
 
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Breaker, breaker, 19!! Where would you use it Crazy one? I haven't used a CB in 40 years or so.

That's the Windjammer to you! On trips to keep me awake. We drive 425 miles each way to Vermont 1-2x a month. 200 miles each way to Portland 1/week. And then to WV a couple of times/year. It's a pretty cheap way to have another form of entertainment and stay awake. I've driven over 1,000,000 miles in my life and probably 3/4 of those with a CB. Yup, and I'm still not talked out.
 

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Rugged Radio VHF race/ham radio. Great install kit and instructions here on FRF, took me most of a Saturday.
Forget the CB. Waste of time unless you want a bunch of total idiots barking at you for their "#1 Son."

I can walk you through it if you need help.
Most offroad adventures require a Race radio now anyways.

50 watts, unbeatable.

Until some sideband, 600 watt CB guy tells you that his idea is the best - though highly illegal.
 
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