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- 1. Off-Grid Cheap CB Radio Set-up
- 2. CB Radio Lab Test: The world's smallest CB Radio on the Test bench Albrecht AE-6110
- 3. CB RADIO 1977
- 4. COBRA 29LTD CLASSIC CB RADIO: Initial Setup
- 5. CB radio 101 for Preppers and Survival
- 6. Magnum S3 350 10 Meter Export AM FM CB Radio video overview
- 7. Trucking: Ham Radio & CB Radio
Off-Grid Cheap CB Radio Set-up
I know this isn't the greatest comm set-up but this is what I got for now as I improve I will share.
User Comments
Andrew Dickinson
commented
on 20 Nov 2015
Stick a 102 inch piece of wire to the outside of the coax plug at the base
of the antenna as a counterpoise...will be a big improvement...
pm0501 B (PM0501)
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on 20 Dec 2015
+Andrew Dickinson Wouldn't adding 4 radials the same length as the vertical element achieve the same results as a counterpoise? This in essence would be a ground plane. Two other practical alternatives would be twin sticks mounted vertically or an inverted "V" dipole. The number of 11 meter verticals available in the US these days is rather thin. Radio shack discontinued base station CB antennas in the late 1990's.
ByteMe
commented
on 28 Sep 2015
I'm gonna sub because you seem like a friendly, like able guy :D
cokeman250
commented
on 13 Oct 2015
+ByteMe Thank you sir God Bless
keving52002
commented
on 05 Aug 2015
Which is better Analog or Digital CB radios?
8-bit King
commented
on 30 Aug 2015
Well, on ham radio there is, but with cb you get three voice transmissions. Upper and lower sidebands, and AM the newer cbs look cool with digital displays and all, but they are the same as the as the ones in the 70s (well they might have improved on receve, but the concept is the same)
keving52002
commented
on 30 Aug 2015
+Jon Williams I just figure with all the new electronics coming out ,i thought there was a a analog and digital for everything made these days.
8-bit King
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on 29 Aug 2015
+keving52002 What do you mean by digital?
Rick McCombs
commented
on 13 Jun 2015
That antenna is made to be mounted on a metal vehicle. It needs a ground
plane it is only half of antenna.
boss of the stix 440
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on 13 Aug 2015
+Rick McCombs YES YOU ARE A 100% RIGHT IT HAS TO BE A METAL GROUND TO GET A GOOD SWR OF 1.5 ARE LESS AND THE OHMS NEEDS TO BE AS CLOSE TO 50 OHMS AS YOU CAN GET IT. GOOGLE 440 CB SHOP AND READ THE REVIEWS. ON FACE BOOK.
crazybobdj
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on 26 Jun 2015
+Rick McCombs Or maybe 9' of wire hanging down connected to the mounting screw as a counter poise. The whip is only half of the ant. The vehicle is the other half. Thanks!
CB Radio Lab Test: The world's smallest CB Radio on the Test bench Albrecht AE-6110
How does this little radio perform on the test bench? Can this radio compete with the big guys??
User Comments
latex653
commented
on 27 Nov 2015
is that radio a german made?
TRXBench
commented
on 27 Nov 2015
+latex653 no you can get it from anytone as well
Bryant Murden
commented
on 22 Nov 2015
i wish it could be coverted to us cb i like these little radios
TRXBench
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on 23 Nov 2015
+Bryant Murden Thank you!
Bryant Murden
commented
on 23 Nov 2015
also you do the best testing i have ever seen anyone do love the work you put into your videos
Bryant Murden
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on 23 Nov 2015
yes sir i did find out they had them on amazon and found out what i needed to do to get them to work in the us.such a nice little radio theres nothing like them here in the us i like the automatic squelch control also.receive looks really good.
TRXBench
commented
on 23 Nov 2015
+Bryant Murden Hi Bryant, read the comments here under the video. It is available in the US as Anytone...to order via Amazon.. 73
Achisachis73
commented
on 25 Oct 2015
is there a place in the USA where I can get this little radio?
Jamie Shows
commented
on 20 Nov 2015
Mine will be here tomorrow...
Achisachis73
commented
on 19 Nov 2015
+Jamie Showsthank you bro, I might order it
Jamie Shows
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on 19 Nov 2015
+Achisachis73 Try this on Amazon, I think it is the same radio. //www.amazon.com/AnyTone-Mobile-transceiver-10Meter-Frequency/dp/B0140QP3VU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1447904724&sr=8-1&keywords=anytone+smart+cb+radio
Achisachis73
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on 27 Oct 2015
+TRXBenchthank you
TRXBench
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on 26 Oct 2015
+Achisachis73 sorry I have no idea where to buy it in the USA.. Here is a link which might help..//www.bestcbradioshop.com/
CB RADIO 1977
For licensing inquiries please contact Historic Films Archive (www.historicfilms.com / [email protected]) 00:54:55 CB RADIO: UNITED VAN LINES TRAILER ...
User Comments
AudiophileTubes
commented
on 06 Feb 2015
Those days were a blast! Shooting DX, having 'eyeballs' in parking lots,
local roundtables... CB's were the ORIGINAL social media! I had a
Realistic Navaho base, a President 'John Q', and a Lafayette Telsat SSB 50
as my first radios. When I got my Ham license, I converted the Lafayette
to work on 10 meters SSB, and worked all over the world running 12 watts!
I miss those days bigtime.
SpectreOZ
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on 07 Apr 2015
+AudiophileTubes Organizing weekly "fox hunts" kept your tracking skills sharp and kept us amused, shooting DX on SSB never lost it's appeal but AM is as good as dead here in Australia.
Plymouth roadrunner
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on 28 Dec 2014
KNJ2030 react monitor will be 10-10 oh the good ol days.
Alan _
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on 21 Apr 2015
+Plymouth roadrunner better than a 10-200.
MrKinglizzie
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on 22 Dec 2014
I started late in CB life, back in 1985 (call sign Jupiter 1 or 4, I can't
remember). Even back then when I was 16 and in a small city like Brisbane,
AM and U/LSB was noisy with chatter of all sort like the boys calling out
on 11 for any YLs available to talk to.Now those long haired tight wearing
jeans YLs are all middle aged and older. After over two decades I set up my
old Realistic TRC-451 to see what it is like now but I was disappointed. 27
MHZ CB in Brisbane and Sydney are dead quiet, no life at all and the life
it once had is nothing more then memories.
orange70383
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on 17 Oct 2015
+MrKinglizzie The Trc-451 is a great little radio.
snowbird29803
commented
on 25 Nov 2014
It didn't start with truckers, 27 Mc. CB started in 1958 with small
business owners such as local heating oil delivery trucks, farms and
families as well as hobbyists who were interested in electronic
communications and socializing. It was a lot of fun then when users were
better behaved and respectful of one another. It was similar to Ham radio
and was a gateway to Ham radio for many. I was on in the early 60s and
enjoyed meeting many CBers for an 'eyeball' and at 'coffee breaks'.
Claudius
commented
on 01 Dec 2014
"Early CB rigs employed vacuum tubes," I have a Robyn T123B on my bench at the moment.
snowbird29803
commented
on 01 Dec 2014
+Claudius True about truckers, but the 'state of the art' of technology helped that along with the availability of solid-state miniaturized rigs that operated directly on 12 VDC. Early CB rigs employed vacuum tubes, were bigger, and were not as well-suited to mobile operation as transistorized gear. Sure, we had them in our cars, but you couldn't talk long w/o draining your battery if the engine wasn't running. I'm sure CB still is an important tool, but like everything else, it has changed over the years.
Claudius
commented
on 01 Dec 2014
"CB started in 1958 with small business owners". Correct. Truckers only got heavily involved in CB in the early 1970s when the 55mph highway speed limit was imposed so they could tip each other off about police radar traps.
COBRA 29LTD CLASSIC CB RADIO: Initial Setup
Setting up Cobra 29 LTD Classic CB Radio.
CB radio 101 for Preppers and Survival
I discuss the basics about CB radios and how they can benefit preppers. For less than $100 it could save you one day. Mine has save me on a few occasions.
User Comments
gary warmanen
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on 24 Jul 2015
I'm a truck driver and there was a bad accident on the Ohio turnpike and
truck driver will let you know what lane to be in when there is an accident
ahead and what mile marker so you're not sitting there thinking "where is
this accident at"
Guns and Gear Network
commented
on 14 Aug 2015
Meh, I will take dorky any day if it will save my rear. They make some shorter antennas that want look as "dorky" on a car but will not get out as good either. You can do what I did at one time and just left the antenna hooked to my radio but not mounted on my car and just took it out and stuck it on the roof when I wanted to use it. Took all of 60 seconds to pull over and grab it and stick it on top. Also while not great they do make a CB antenna that looks and mounts like a hard mount phone antenna to the glass.
Excalibur21
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on 11 Aug 2015
+gary warmanen been thinking about getting a CB even though it'll probably look pretty dorky on my car but they seem really useful!
Guns and Gear Network
commented
on 24 Jul 2015
+gary warmanen My kind of guy I like to listen to when driving. :)
Magnum S3 350 10 Meter Export AM FM CB Radio video overview
//www.cbradiomagazine.com - This is a video overview of the new Magnum S3 350 (350 watt radio). The radio is a 10 Meter model that can be modified for ...
User Comments
TheLonesometoad
commented
on 10 Nov 2014
It never ceases to amaze me how stupid these MFGs are in creating an
incomplete radio. Who is going to spend this big money for big power and
not have SSB? It's foolish for Magnum when they could have included SSB and
probably tripled their sales.
Karen Morelli
commented
on 21 Dec 2015
+TheLonesometoad i agree why spend the money without ssb
jack lynch
commented
on 15 Feb 2015
well funny how the damned foolish magnum is sold out of the 350's in all 3 s3 s6 s9 you can't find one anywhere
Trucking: Ham Radio & CB Radio
Facebook Group "Say 'NO' to Bonehead Truckers": https://www.facebook.com/groups/BoneheadTruckers/ Thank you for watching my video. You may not agree ...
User Comments
blackandblue10
commented
on 07 Jul 2015
The CB vs Ham debate is the stupidest debate ever, and it's all over
youtube lol
1stprinceoflite
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on 29 Jul 2015
+blackandblue10 The way I see it. If the hams don't want cber's to bleed all over the place. They should help them with tips and tricks in how to get more out of there rigs. In other words keep the peace between the two.
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