Homestation?

[Your_account]

Can someone recommend an Legal CB Radio (40 Channel, 4W AM/ FM, 12W SSB)?
I need to control it over my local Network. There is no Physical Connection between me and the Attic where the Radio should be.
Thanks

 

[k8krh]

UNIDEN 980 am/ssb....
DOCTOR/795

 

[Blackswan73]

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[SouthernRoller]

I don't know of any legal cb you can control over a home network..

 

[Blackswan73]

I don't know of any legal cb you can control over a home network..

He is in Europe. Different radios, and laws.

 

[KC4RAF]

Are you talking about "legal" being

in Europe or United Kingdom?

 

[TheSpaceMann]

Do you want to control it via an app?

 

[Blackswan73]

in Europe or United Kingdom?

Europe, Poland

 

[KC4RAF]

Thanks for the location.

Over in Poland their frequency allocation for cb is 5Khz lower than what we have. If you buy from the States, you'll have to modify the PLL chip.

Poland: 26.960 (ch.1) to 27.400 (ch.2)
US: 26.965 (ch.1) to 27.405 (ch.2)

site showing frequencies around the world:

http://www.delboyenterprises.co.uk/CB/World_CB_Allocations.htm

 

[Your_account]

**** i dint get any message that someone write something..

No i am not in or from Poland. I am from Austria. We have the normal European CB Frequency.
like 40 Channel, 4W AM/ FM and 12W SSB.

Do you want to control it via an app?

Nope my Pc.
For switch between the Data Channels.

UNIDEN 980 is illegal here because it have an receiver for 140mhz band:

Weather Alert - When activated, user is notified by NOAA weather signal of inclement conditions.

You could receive here an local Transport Company and the Hospital Pager.

 

[Your_account]

Can someone reccomend an Radio?

 

[Your_account]

how about that / what is different between them:
AE 7500 AM/FM/SSB CB Radio
AE 5890 EU,CB Mobil,Multi 4 Watt AM/FM, 12 Watt SSB
MIDLAND 8001 XT AM/FM/SSB CB
President Grant II AM FM SSB
JACKSON II ASC Classic Chrome

Thanks

 

[gewecke]

Can someone reccomend an Radio?

No, because cb's do not transmit or receive data, only voice, they are not that complex. Nor are they controlled remotely. 73, n9zas

 

[KC2GIU]

Per FCC rules, yes CB radios can be controlled remotely. BUT, they must be hard wired and not wireless control.

§95.419c (CB Rule 19)
(c) Remote control means operation of a CB transmitter from any place other than the location of the CB transmitter. Direct mechanical control or direct electrical control by wire from some point on the same premises, craft or vehicle as the CB transmitter is not considered remote control.

Is there similar or same rule in Europe like USA has? Then yes, a USA radio can be controlled hard-wired remotely. Even a computer with wires to the radio for control would work. A computer with a phone patch wired to a CB radio with phone patch will work. no wireless. BUT, if different in Europe, follow those rules.

 

[NDRADIONUT]

IDK exactly what your goal is but maybe these will give you some ideas or squash your dreams....

http://www.w4mq.com/toolkit/index.html

http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/LinkRemoteControl/RemoteControl.pdf

Link & Remote Control

Remote Ham Radio

http://www.rmvhf.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/Station_Remote_Control.pdf

 

[Your_account]

No, because cb's do not transmit or receive data

i know but there are some cool things like ROS and or other Sound Based Transmissions.

Nor are they controlled remotely.

i know i know... but when i do data I can put an small pc there who make the connection.
I belive the ros application dont support any io over the network.
Voice isnt aything for me i dont like it.

IDK exactly what your goal is but maybe these will give you some ideas or squash your dreams....

The Antenna will be on the roof top to receive anything.
I live on the ground floor. So no physical connection is possible.

I know there are very good Amateur Radios out there. CB Radios are sshhtt sorry to say it that way.

 

[gewecke]

i know but there are some cool things like ROS and or other Sound Based Transmissions.i know i know... but when i do data I can put an small pc there who make the connection.
I belive the ros application dont support any io over the network.
Voice isnt aything for me i dont like it.The Antenna will be on the roof top to receive anything.
I live on the ground floor. So no physical connection is possible.

I know there are very good Amateur Radios out there. CB Radios are sshhtt sorry to say it that way.

Then study and get your Amateur radio license so you can use them instead of **** cb's. . Conection to your rooftop antenna IS possible using coaxial cable. Good luck should you decide to do so. 73, n9zas

 

[Your_account]

Then study and get your Amateur radio license so you can use them instead of **** cb's.

omg you dont know how hard its. 90% of the People why try it fail at the first time and it cost a lot.

Conection to your rooftop antenna IS possible using coaxial cable.

what do you thing i will use? Sure an Cable from the Radio to the Antenna.

 

[gewecke]

omg you dont know how hard its. 90% of the People why try it fail at the first time and it cost a lot.what do you thing i will use? Sure an Cable from the Radio to the Antenna.

. I'm not sure where you get the 90% failure rate figure but I doubt that's correct. There are are grade school and preteens getting their tech ham licenses all the time, and you're telling me YOU can't do it?? Baloney ... step up and give it a shot!! So what if you fail the first time, try again! You'll be surprised how easy it is, and it does NOT cost anything but the exam cost, which is about $15. No more excuses. :wink: 73, n9zas

 

[Citywide173]

. I'm not sure where you get the 90% failure rate figure but I doubt that's correct. There are are grade school and preteens getting their tech ham licenses all the time, and you're telling me YOU can't do it?? Baloney ... step up and give it a shot!! So what if you fail the first time, try again! You'll be surprised how easy it is, and it does NOT cost anything but the exam cost, which is about $15. No more excuses. :wink: 73, n9zas

Are there any actual stats for what the cost and fail rate in Austria are?