SSB CB Usage?
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Re: SSB CB Usage?
Pink Freud wrote:
> On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:51:27 -0800, Outatime wrote:
>
> > Anyone who is serious about communication on the road runs Uniden
>
> Excellent units; in fact their whole line of products is high quality and
> seriously underpriced, at least up here in the GWN.
>
> FWIW......
I hear on the CB NG that these things are no good on SSB because of
drift, and the Uniden has superior recieve.
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Re: SSB CB Usage?
Pink Freud wrote:
> On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:51:27 -0800, Outatime wrote:
>
> > Anyone who is serious about communication on the road runs Uniden
>
> Excellent units; in fact their whole line of products is high quality and
> seriously underpriced, at least up here in the GWN.
>
> FWIW......
I hear on the CB NG that these things are no good on SSB because of
drift, and the Uniden has superior recieve.
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Re: SSB CB Usage?
On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 21:48:49 -0800, Chris Maness wrote:
> Pink Freud wrote:
>> On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:51:27 -0800, Outatime wrote:
>>
>> > Anyone who is serious about communication on the road runs Uniden
>>
>> Excellent units; in fact their whole line of products is high quality
>> and seriously underpriced, at least up here in the GWN.
>>
>> FWIW......
>
> I hear on the CB NG that these things are no good on SSB because of
> drift, and the Uniden has superior recieve.
Well, we have a lot of people who work/drive in and to the /very/ far
north, and that's the name I hear most often.
Anyone from Oz in this group? They have a very similar geographical
situation, just much better weather <G!>; their opinions and
recommendations could be of value.....or perhaps -- dare I say it? -- a
google search at the corner of Australia and long-range communication.
Bonne chance!
> Pink Freud wrote:
>> On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:51:27 -0800, Outatime wrote:
>>
>> > Anyone who is serious about communication on the road runs Uniden
>>
>> Excellent units; in fact their whole line of products is high quality
>> and seriously underpriced, at least up here in the GWN.
>>
>> FWIW......
>
> I hear on the CB NG that these things are no good on SSB because of
> drift, and the Uniden has superior recieve.
Well, we have a lot of people who work/drive in and to the /very/ far
north, and that's the name I hear most often.
Anyone from Oz in this group? They have a very similar geographical
situation, just much better weather <G!>; their opinions and
recommendations could be of value.....or perhaps -- dare I say it? -- a
google search at the corner of Australia and long-range communication.
Bonne chance!
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Re: SSB CB Usage?
On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 21:48:49 -0800, Chris Maness wrote:
> Pink Freud wrote:
>> On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:51:27 -0800, Outatime wrote:
>>
>> > Anyone who is serious about communication on the road runs Uniden
>>
>> Excellent units; in fact their whole line of products is high quality
>> and seriously underpriced, at least up here in the GWN.
>>
>> FWIW......
>
> I hear on the CB NG that these things are no good on SSB because of
> drift, and the Uniden has superior recieve.
Well, we have a lot of people who work/drive in and to the /very/ far
north, and that's the name I hear most often.
Anyone from Oz in this group? They have a very similar geographical
situation, just much better weather <G!>; their opinions and
recommendations could be of value.....or perhaps -- dare I say it? -- a
google search at the corner of Australia and long-range communication.
Bonne chance!
> Pink Freud wrote:
>> On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:51:27 -0800, Outatime wrote:
>>
>> > Anyone who is serious about communication on the road runs Uniden
>>
>> Excellent units; in fact their whole line of products is high quality
>> and seriously underpriced, at least up here in the GWN.
>>
>> FWIW......
>
> I hear on the CB NG that these things are no good on SSB because of
> drift, and the Uniden has superior recieve.
Well, we have a lot of people who work/drive in and to the /very/ far
north, and that's the name I hear most often.
Anyone from Oz in this group? They have a very similar geographical
situation, just much better weather <G!>; their opinions and
recommendations could be of value.....or perhaps -- dare I say it? -- a
google search at the corner of Australia and long-range communication.
Bonne chance!
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Re: SSB CB Usage?
On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 21:48:49 -0800, Chris Maness wrote:
> Pink Freud wrote:
>> On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:51:27 -0800, Outatime wrote:
>>
>> > Anyone who is serious about communication on the road runs Uniden
>>
>> Excellent units; in fact their whole line of products is high quality
>> and seriously underpriced, at least up here in the GWN.
>>
>> FWIW......
>
> I hear on the CB NG that these things are no good on SSB because of
> drift, and the Uniden has superior recieve.
Well, we have a lot of people who work/drive in and to the /very/ far
north, and that's the name I hear most often.
Anyone from Oz in this group? They have a very similar geographical
situation, just much better weather <G!>; their opinions and
recommendations could be of value.....or perhaps -- dare I say it? -- a
google search at the corner of Australia and long-range communication.
Bonne chance!
> Pink Freud wrote:
>> On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 17:51:27 -0800, Outatime wrote:
>>
>> > Anyone who is serious about communication on the road runs Uniden
>>
>> Excellent units; in fact their whole line of products is high quality
>> and seriously underpriced, at least up here in the GWN.
>>
>> FWIW......
>
> I hear on the CB NG that these things are no good on SSB because of
> drift, and the Uniden has superior recieve.
Well, we have a lot of people who work/drive in and to the /very/ far
north, and that's the name I hear most often.
Anyone from Oz in this group? They have a very similar geographical
situation, just much better weather <G!>; their opinions and
recommendations could be of value.....or perhaps -- dare I say it? -- a
google search at the corner of Australia and long-range communication.
Bonne chance!
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Re: SSB CB Usage?
> http://www.galaxyradios.com/cb/959.html
>
It looks like it has all the bells & whistles you could ask for. Enough to
easily communicate on the trail and more if you so desire. Nice meter. Not
too large, either. Will it fit in your console?
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Re: SSB CB Usage?
> http://www.galaxyradios.com/cb/959.html
>
It looks like it has all the bells & whistles you could ask for. Enough to
easily communicate on the trail and more if you so desire. Nice meter. Not
too large, either. Will it fit in your console?
