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Anybody here on CB in the Detroit area.Just getting back into it after a few year's off the air
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Not currently on it, but giving it some serious thought. From what I can tell, CB is fairly quiet these days, and might actually be usable again.
I'm not a die-hard prepper, but I have taken some steps for when things go wrong. CB seems to be the best solution for independent communications, as they are not dependent on other services, like cell phone towers, and amateur radio repeaters.
Are you going AM, or considering SSB?
I'm not a die-hard prepper, but I have taken some steps for when things go wrong. CB seems to be the best solution for independent communications, as they are not dependent on other services, like cell phone towers, and amateur radio repeaters.
Are you going AM, or considering SSB?
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I do both .Over the last few weeks been on it a lot .Its real Active on 19 in Warren .very little side band on 38
Is it still all crazy talk, or has it become a little more interesting?
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still trucker bashing or bragging about their radio and how much power they run down this way.back in the 80's I live at 24 and Gratiot its was just nuts everbody fighting swearing .I miss the 70's those were good times on the radio
Then you would have loved the mid to late 60's!
I need to repair or replace my K40 mount, so I can get back on the air. I monitor 19 while mobile, when I can.
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I listen a lot but the regulars in my area is Warren. Madison Hgts Hazel Pk all on 19. And no it is not like the 60's and 70's It is just like a bunch that only talk to people that they know no one else.
The good old days are gone for sure.
The good old days are gone for sure.
As long as that one loud mother base unit, which you could hear all over the place, near 94 & 696 has tamed his act down.
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