snorkle
Member
cb license
20q5546
20q5546
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Remember your CB radio call sign?
- Thread starter TheSpaceMan
- Start date
KFX 3379, in 1974.
My dad's license was KGI-6225, and our neighbor's down the road was KGI-8103. I can remember them chatting late at night on the old Johnson Viking Messengers (I've still got two of them down in the basement). My dad was quality control at the Plectron plant, and our neighbor was the town TV repairman.
KLP9799 Houston, Tx.
gragg2001
Newbie
KACW5710 and KBSO4152. Man that was a long time ago.
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- Feb 22, 2007
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... KOG0554... 1965... Montgomery County, Pa (my Dad applied for it as I was 12)... we got denied at first because he put "one" radio... had a Lafayette HE-90... collinear 2 on the roof... we also had a marine radio license WM6934... lots of great fun... 73's... Bob...
KMO1197 hard to believe I remember it
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KB2ZY0
Member
KPW-7650 Cedar Rapids Iowa, 1972. Had a 5 W Midland13-861 23 Channel CB (The one in the leather case) strapped to the back of my Schwinn Sting Ray. Ate D Cells like Mad, but I did a LOT of chatting on it. I'm a 2 Meter, 1.5 Meter, and 70 Cm Ham Nowadays, but whenever I use my CB Base Station, I still use my old FCC Issued CB Call for Ident.
KXJ1927/MANSFIELD OHIO...GONSET 5 CHANNEL, graduated from a kit I built forgot name it was from CHICAGO, super regen receiver and 2 crystal transmitter, used the tv antenna and talked across town, Gonset had a GOTHAM VERTICAL and talked maybe 12 miles..DX land, SWR who knows
DOCTOR/795/KXJ1927
DOCTOR/795/KXJ1927
KEB-7787 early 1974.
John
John
mraudio
Newbie
KNN7431 from 1965?
KBPG0551 from 1970?
KBPG0551 from 1970?
dave90000
Member
KRS-1813
KHR-6010
Mudflap
Member
20Q2734 and later KID7703
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Dad's was KNM4555 mine was KTM8838. Next door neighbor was 19W5679
Local Fire Dept was KNM2030
