Ever wondered what truckers are talking about when you see them talking into their radios as they haul past you on the ...

You can see the full-page ad from 1977 below. ... Somehow [hvde] wound up with a CB radio that does AM and SSB on the 11 meter band. The problem was that the radio isn’t legal where he lives.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in 2021 approved the FM band for use on CB radios – arguably the biggest change in decades, and one that sent radio suppliers back to the engineering ...

CB use waned in the late 1990s and early 21st-century as commercial fleet drivers began to use Nextel-style digital walkie-talkies to talk to colleagues privately from 1993 to 2013 (when that ...

Don't confuse the CB radio service with FRS, GMRS, MURS, or amateur radio. In some countries, CB does not require a license, and unlike amateur radio, it may be used for commercial communication.

Back in the day, Radio Shack sold CB & scanner crystals for $5 IIRC, so $8 from JS&A was probably reasonable. ... One of the suggested uses in the ad is to uses them to talk with a CB base station.

Okay, so I’ve been around the block once or twice and remember when CB radio manufacturers got the green light from the Federal Communications Commission in 1977 to add 17 more channels for a ...

GoTenna creates an ad-hoc, encrypted network between any other GoTennas in range. It's kind of like a smartphone equivalent of a CB radio. You can connect the GoTenna to any iOS or Android device ...

The Pace CB-166 23-channel CB radio with a corded plug-in walkie-talkie (serial number 05618060) and Pace 10-4U police scanner (serial number 3301483) are valued between $1,000 and $2,000.