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Showing posts with label CB Radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CB Radio. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

308 Around the Golden Gate

We are being tormented (probably unintentionally) by a CB radio operator who calls himself "308 Around the Golden Gate." We receive him on the telephone, we hear him on the stereo, and even on the computer speakers.

Not only is he loud, he's boring. Today he just kept saying, "Hellllo, Heeellllllllllloooooo, Helllllllllllllllllooooooooooo" over and over again, until I gave up trying to use the phone.

If anyone reading this knows who the guy is, please let him know.

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Cobra Once Again Redefines the CB Radio With the Addition of Bluetooth


Cobra Electronics Announces First-of-its-Kind CB Radio with Bluetooth.Cobra Electronics (Nasdaq:
COBR), the market leader in CB radios, today announced a ground-breaking
new addition to its long-established and trusted CB radio line. Set to
debut at the 2008 Mid-America Trucking Show, March 27-29 in Louisville, the
patent pending 29 LTD BT is the first-ever CB radio to offer Bluetooth(R)
wireless technology, providing drivers with yet another way to communicate
safely and easily.

Friday, June 1, 2007

CB Radio and the cycles of seven years it is coming up!

In cycles of seven years, sun spot conditions allow CB radio signals to be reflected off the ionosphere and travel throughout the world. The sun is about to cause a worldwide "skip cycle." For the next seven years an operator in California will be able to communicate with the East Coast and on some occasions, Europe. With Japan, Australia and the Pacific rim countries, communications will be regular. There are thousands of operators in these countries anxious for the "skip" to roll in so they can have this broad new contact. When the sun stops its explosion cycle there will be seven years of relative quiet, where signals stay local. Skip time is exciting for the long-range aficionados.

It's midnight in a motor home out West, and the driver, attempting to stay awake, is able to chat with a fellow operator in Queensland, Australia. The CB not only provides a means of communication, but can offer a bit of an education on people in other countries. For some operators this is the only opportunity they will have to make such a contact. Many members of the CB community have made lifetime friends this way.

Anybody that would want to join a Club (for free) is more than welcome to join United Radio Operators - Forum

Just join up and request to be added to the clubs member list. If you have been talking skip for a while you may suggest your own numbers or request us to give you one.