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I use my Kia's on-board sound system. The SDS200 speaker out to the "AUX" input in the car's radio. Both use a 3.5mm plug.

That may be another indicator that you should toe the line. Don't get thrown under the bus because your radio is your radio and not theirs.

RT software is well worth the money. It's intuitive and easy to use. It has lots of little things that add up, i.e., it already know the offsets for each band but still allows you to change it when necessary. It won't let you program out of band frequencies. I've used it on Motorola, Kenwood...

They're mostly using cell phones now even though they may have existing licenses.

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Oops! It's Darwin Awards time again.

C'mon, now. You're taking it seriously. Actually, the Darwin Awards live only on the Internet. They don't even really exist.

Those folks who decide to look at the sun, however much hidden it might be, will automatically be nominated for a Darwin Award.

That Uniden internal charger is a timed charger. Regardless of how much you used your batteries, it charges for the same amount of time, leading to frequent overcharging. This can be deadly for the batteries. I've always used the Maha charger but there are others

It's not too late for the feds to get involved. The state and federal crimes are different. There probably are more idiots but that's for another thread.

It may not be over.

I'll get ready on the 8th...with my favorite rocking chair, a cup of coffee and a Don Rafael cigar while I sit on the deck. I have my aluminum foil hat in case aliens try to take advantage of the eclipse to whisk me away.

How 'bout Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing"? And it was a comedy.

It'll still get dark.

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For the most part, the FCC has washed its hands of CB radio. It got out of hand and the FCC pretty much walked away from it. Whatever they might do right now would be too little, too late. Like Steve9570 said, if you're looking for actual communications, try GMRS.

I was a cop for 32 years. I gotta give you that one.

There's a difference in enforcing and informing.

Do they really?

What an unusual concept. It might be the right thing to do.