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UV is a bit higher than 10Mhz, so I stand corrected. But it didn't use an antenna as we are discussing, so, I dunno. I've got a bunch of secret squirrel stories but I would have people at my door if I told you.
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CB Radio Suggestions
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The stuff my neighbor regularly worked on, when pointed at a target determined the coordinates from afar and landed GPS steered munitions at the feet of enemies, usually, except once, when the coordinates defaulted to home after changing batteries, oops.
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I know this is an old thread, but just wanted to mention that you could probably talk to your friend on a good side band CB at that distance. A stock side band CB can easily cover 15 miles.I'm looking to purchase two CB radios & two antennas. Prefer mobile.
Myself: I reside in an apartment. I have ability of placing an antenna outside my window which will rest on a stable building.
The person I hope to communicate with resides 15 miles away. They have full ability for an antenna no restrictions.
Does anyone have recommendations for Mobile CBs, Amps & Antennas.
In advance thank kindly for any suggestions
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With side band, you get a 12 watt baseband signal. “Skip” is not required for 15 miles of coverage , and therefore is not dependent upon the solar cycle.
Me and my buddies talk on side band when we go on 4-wheeling trails. We talk over 15 miles ALL the time. No problem. We use side band instead of regular band, for this very reason. The coverage is better , and the range is ALWAYS triple.
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Can't find a new bigstick except marine from what I've been seeing when I look.
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Get a start and don’t stop. Just rest. And start again.
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