Originally Posted by Sheepdancer

"honestly", your lack of knowledge of the radio world is showing and is contained within the circumference of your steering wheel! :twisted: You only know of "10 Meters" or "11 Meters" and ONLY because you saw them in some truck stop. When your "internet" is DOWN, your CELLPHONE doesn't WORK, and your computer is DEAD, those hams will still be on the air passing vital traffic into and out of disaster areas during hurricanes, fires, floods and other events.

RR

Originally Posted by RadioRay

Drive down the road and listen to the drivers. At least 60% of them sound AWFUL, and you're right. Many CB ops wouldn't know a GOOd-sounding transmitter if it smacked them in the face! And if it DID sound good, they'd run as fast as they could to some hack shop so it can get "clip this'd" and "snip that'd". Peak and tune (that's a laugh!), beep and squeak, 'fah'r in th' wah'r and all controls to the right. If it makes 4 watts, they want 10. IF it does 10, they want twenty! And heaven forbid they don't see "SWANG"! :wink: I can sit right here with my Swan peak-reading wattmeter and make it read whatever "watts" you want it to! It's all about separating a driver's $$$ and getting it to land in some sheister's pocket! Sad, really. :cry:

73

RR

Originally Posted by HOTROD29335

radio ray where are you in north carolina?and what freq. do you talk on? ill be going through nc going to tn friday i just got done putting my galaxy 99 in my truck im thinking about putting mt texas star 1200 in there in the moring id like to blow you off the air :lol: :lol:

Originally Posted by Fredog

Ray has his own private channel that only he is allowed to talk on..

Originally Posted by HOTROD29335

:lol: