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Actually, several thousand destroying CB, unfortunately. Try an FM CB equipped with CTCSS/DCS codes. This will block the degenerates.

A better antenna is what you want. Don't become a "Bleedover Bastard Linear Jockey"

Any generic Ebay hotspot will do fine. These commercially produced hotspots are primarily meant to gouge the unsuspecting buyer.

Pi-Star is NOWHERE NEAR end of support. There have been updates the last couple weeks and they are working on the Pi-star 5 project. stop spreading lies!

I still think most of them are useless Whackers.... but I am aware lots of groups are cleaning up their acts...

Oh.... it's been out a year? Wow.... of course I wasn't looking for a radio then. I definitely wanted CTCSS/DCS and digital noise reduction..... so I luckily stumbled on this.

I got this because my new car has no room for radios, so I had to do some innovating. I saw this radio on Amazon for 25% off so I had to give it a try..... You get a lot for $75! This is an AM/FM radio, so is totally up to date. It does not have SSB, which is fine for me. First thing I...

It seems like everyone is on the same page here. Unfortunately, there are so many others, who do not get this.

you may listen. You may not transmit

Yes... I prefer President, too!

What's holding back CB is all the idiots running illegal power taking distance. This ruins the service for local communications. The 40 we have is fine.

But opening up a transmitter is de facto evidence you are going to transmit.

That isn't a CB! It's an illegal 10 meter rig.

Why are you establishing communications over an amateur repeater when you do not have a license?

Open an issue at the Chirp website.

NO, it will not transmit on amateur frequencies. It is forbidden by regulation to have dual service radios.

Good luck.... the radio isn't designed for that band.

Whacker kit.

The Thomas has an automatic squelch control, that unfortunately, lets skip come thru. Use of the manual squelch eliminates the skip and still allows some local communications through. It doesn't have hysteresis, so when signals hit the threshold, they are clipped.

You are correct.