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Do people still use these ? ( truckers maybe ). I guess someone must use them as they still sell them.
I was wondering if a base unit in the car with a mobile one as well would be of any use at all. Or would a two way radio be better idea.
I was around when the craze first hit but never really got it, The modern equivalent would be randomly dialing mobile phone numbers and having a chat.
Just wondering really.
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It's chat roulette without the fat blokes waving their todgers at you isn't it?
I've been looking at these for weeks and was going to buy one. It appears still popular , if niche.
Then I looked at radio ham which is very popular, it's on my list of things to do.
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google gave me this site
[url= http://www.cbradio.org.uk/cb10codes.htm ]uk cb radio site[/url]
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It's chat roulette without the fat blokes waving their todgers at you isn't it?
Sounds like a line from a channel 5 commissioning editor 😀
I am in...
I really know nothing about these, seems they are easy enough to get hold of still.
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10.4 Rubber Duck, we got ourselves a Convoy!
A lot of the construction plant/haulage companies use them. Handy for site directions, traffic info etc.
I'm looking at buying a 70's car soon and a CB is a must! 😆
I had a Rotel 240 when I was 16. Bought it with my first month's apprentice wage. Twas an awesome piece of kit.