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Lotta garbage on there you wouldn't want the wife and kids to hear. At times you can meet some decent nice people on there and it can be uselful for traffic reports on accidents and cops but honestly I have to say for the most part I keep mine turned OFF.
It has saved me more than one ticket on the interstate. I usually have it off when I am not on the interstate or if the family is with me.
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2010, 2500, ST, Crew Cab, short bed, 4x4, 6spd manual w/ 3.42 gears, B&W gooseneck hitch, Access bed cover, a part from Flo Pro, and a Smarty Jr
It has saved me more than one ticket on the interstate. I usually have it off when I am not on the interstate or if the family is with me.
same here...to me it's well worth the money just for the cops and traffic reports....i also have the weather stations ...i find it a big help while on the hwy's, interstate etc.
Scott
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08 Mega cab 6" lift with long arm kit, 2" leveling, flares, B/M, DPF delete, By-pass oil filter, cold air intake
SOLD01 4X4 Q-cab Sport Monster VP, Redline Injectors, twins 66/S480 with race cover, full billet trans etc,
Special thanks to: Redline diesel and Diesel Dr.s
Get one with the weather bands built in, like the Cobra 29 WX NW ST.
CBs are handy for info on the interstate, or for local directions in a town you don't know. They certainly have their uses, and they are handy. That said, mine is usually off since there is a lot of crap on there I'd rather not listen to much of the time. Good with the bad, you know.
If you are looking for long range radio communications without the riff raff, consider an amateur radio license (HAM). That's what I do, and there are advantages there as well.
-Chuck
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We use em a lot with the cotton harvest - have them in the pickups for the bosses and then in the pickers and the boll buggies so everyone's on the same page. They definitely have their advantages. You just have to have someone to talk to. If you live fairly isolated.... well it won't be much use.
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'99 dodge 4x4 NV4500, Super X VP, FASS 150, Custom Quick Spool Super B w/ ATS manifold, RV's, Smarty programming. north of 400 hp... Bout to add water/meth injection
My CB sure saves my bacon a on regular basis. Today for example, someone lost a 6" X 4 ft pulp wood log in my lane on I-65 about 100 yds ahead of me at 75 mph. CB heads up gave me the chance to slow down & dodge the victims. I feel naked without it & my radar/laser detector.
Get one with the weather bands built in, like the Cobra 29 WX NW ST.
CBs are handy for info on the interstate, or for local directions in a town you don't know. They certainly have their uses, and they are handy. That said, mine is usually off since there is a lot of crap on there I'd rather not listen to much of the time. Good with the bad, you know.
If you are looking for long range radio communications without the riff raff, consider an amateur radio license (HAM). That's what I do, and there are advantages there as well.
-Chuck
Didnt know you were into ham Chuck...ever talk skip? Got any mobiles you want to sell???popcorn:
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05' F-150 Super Crew FX4, 5.4, Dark Metallic Grey, All the goodies...
06' 2500 Quad Cab SLT Short box, Gear Banger GONE!
I'm studying for my General yet. Too busy, so I'm just a 6m to 70cm guy.
2m locally mostly. 857D in the truck, VX-7R HT, and an old Motorola in the garage as a base.
-Chuck
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