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Remember your CB radio call sign?
- Thread starter TheSpaceMan
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KBV2006... junior in high school. Had a CitiFone CD-5 with a D-104 hooked with RG-8 to a 5/8 wave antenna at 30' on the roof of my Dad's house, and an antenna switch with feeds to my bedroom and the basement so I could work from either place depending on season - big signal. Mobile was an RS TRC-56 (telephone handset style) with a trunk-lip mount antenna on a '74 Dodge Dart. Fun times!
TheSpaceMann
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WOW! A lot of your CB call signs go back to the mid '60s and early '70s!! 
Mine was KSO9073 issued in 1975. Don't know why I can remember that but not what I did last week.
prcguy
prcguy
Lonesomeone- "Why won't anyone give me an brake?"
KOP -2632
GMRS
KAPL-9633
KOP -2632
GMRS
KAPL-9633
Wait, I think I remember now ... OU812.
OICU812 Oh I See You Ate One Two..... 12-4
Yep, OU812 was courtesy of VanHalen
. 73, n9zas
reedeb
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KBKZ-3779 1978 Me and a high school bud were always chatting on CB after school
DocDaddy
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Handle...
IB6 - UB9
IB6 - UB9
TheSpaceMann
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Lots of kids in my HS had CBs. We used to study for tests and do our homework over the air almost every night!
KCK6742 Late 60's. Lafayette 525c and Mighty Magnum antenna.
KAAE5740
K5MPH
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KABS-0403.....
Oh ya, and on the lower side of 36 SSB 9Whiskey1010
President Grant with a few more channels!
President Grant with a few more channels!
KEZ7118 - Several Lafayette and Midland tube rigs, then a Robyn WV-23.
KRL0803 "Bandit" (because I had the 1977 Trans Am special edition black/gold) Wish I still had it...
73
Mark
73
Mark
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Friend has one. He was offered $40K for it!!
