And PMR446?

@@yodamaster445 isn't that something german-only?

@@leandroebner1405 Could be possible, I live in germany

@@yodamaster445 ich auch ^^. Deswegen war ich mir da echt nicht sicher xD

Yea, but I’m not gonna have any juice to power my cb or truck.

I'm stealing this....thanks

And when she's out of range you won't have to listen to her anymore. FRS and MURS is even better.

@@AMD1 LOL

Haha funny

dude....that is hilarious. I am stealing this as well. I can't stop laughing!!!!!! I might have to install a short antenna so she gets out of range quick :)

I was born in 82 and only got into CB because it was the cheapest/best value/simplest option available in Canada for off road coms. Since then I've gotten more interested in it in general. Its sketchy old AM signal quality and the old school aesthetic of a lot of cb units have a certain charm to them that more modern options lack.

In 2010 i was playing with one of these and in mistake i got into a gov freq i think for police or fire department, and i got scared then after that i never used it again

Cobra lobbied the FCC to expand the CB frequency to FM.

I'm in Orlando and I can't find anyone using it. They've all moved over to GMRS because of the free Repeaters

I feel the same way about vinyl records.

Growing up I was too young to really understand or enjoy CB radios but since I got my RoadKing classic CB I've become fond of it driving or parked always nice to listen to or partake in the jolly banter over the airwaves

She should pick up an 8 foot whip and a power mike to walk the dog.

Don't let president Joe near your wife's hair. lol

You’re clearly from a different part of the country than I am. Here in the south it’s an 18 wheeler lol. What do you mean by 4 wheeler? That’s what we call an atv I’m assuming you mean something like an off road truck😂

​@@crestonlukemartin9271In trucker lingo, a 4 wheeler is any 4 wheeled passenger vehicle (as opposed to an 18 wheeler, as you mentioned)

I'm not doubting your story here, just the time line. In these last 15 years , number one ,you'd be hard pressed to find 2 drivers that have a radio and have it actually turned on. Number 2 in the last fifteen years you'd be way more likely to be ran over by two semis than have them stop to assist anyone much less a 4 wheeler.. When big trucks still had three pedals, were not solar powered as to only run in daylight and truck drivers were real truckers , those days I could picture a couple real people offering help. Nowadays , IF a trucker has a radio. IF said radio is actually turned on and IF said driver speaks and understands the English language, said dtiver is easily 10 feet tall bullet proof and knows everything about anything and ain't too scared of pulling his 64 mph truck into the path of any and every vehicle out there that can do the speed limit. Either way. Stay safe out there and watch out for the other guy because he's probably watching TV while he's driving.

Haha, my parents never bought me walkie talkies as a kid. Now I have a problem. 😂

@@1RoadGarage i wanna see you enjoy the hobby. They make quick connects for thru hole mounts. A different antenna will make all the difference in the world

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Coming back? Wishful thinking.

@@jeffsor47 There's obviously a market for them as they keep being manufactured and developed. But I believe it's also quite regionalized. In some places,. there's a decent amount of local traffic...in most other places, nearly non-existent. It will never see the popularity that it once had, but I believe 11 meters will always have a niche following.

Just wait and see one day when cell goes out, they will think differently.

Same 🤣

I had one in the 70's... I still use mine.

I was on mine yesterday only one person on it and talked to him but he was in the weeds!

@@sahhull Although I never use any of the radios I have amassed over the years since Citizen Band radio band was first enacted by the FCC back in late 1957, I have had them, then graduated to Ham radio in the mid 60's. I lost interest in both bands around 1987 That was because at that time CB was starting to die off in popularity and Ham antenna structures laws were being passed in urban situations banning large antenna arrays especially subdivisions. I only use GMRS walkie talkies during deer hunting season only to ask hunting partner for help in case of accident or help in tracking the game if a bad shot had been made.

@@Nortekj here in the UK, CB was legalised in 1981. Never bothered with ham, I'm also one of the few that has no interest in DXing.

My Son bought a house to flip and I now have 6 CB radios to play with ! And yeah the last time I had one was in the 70's!

You HAM as well?

Fake reaction.

THIS comment is THE real value of this video! Thanx!

relax,relax......

Anytime someone shows their wife on a KZfaq video, all the basement dwellers invade the comment section. Gross dude

That’s a really good idea!

@@1RoadGarage YA, But every damn thing is plastic, would ruin the plastic if ever taken off, FREGGIN PLASTIC NOT MY 68'S & 69 CAMARO'S.

Perhaps put magnet or steel behind the dash panel. If it's not too thick, it may still work.

put a 90 degree fold in a strip of metal, painted to match the dash of course, then mount to the little shelf with the folded part sticking out for hanging the handset.

Channel 19 used to be a hoot, now its real dead!

@@robertl.fallin7062 I know in my area at least 8 to 10 people get on the radio with less than a 10 mile radius.. so I'm always here in some type of shatter. Not to mention lower sideband I hear a lot of locals on Lower sideband in my general area

It's coming back right after disco music returns!

@@jeffsor47 you never know it just might. Because history has a habit of repeating itself

@@TM-gv6zv And Disco too!

That's odd as I've been a truck driver for over 20 years and thr CB was never helpful not even once. You can ask what the weather is like ad you get 50 different answers. But at least the roger beeps are plentiful.

@@jamesm568 I've been a truck driver for 30 years and it has been helpful especially during the winter over the mountain passes here in WA.

@@jasonbabila6006 I'm in washington state as well. I'm a four wheeler and I use the cb all the time for the same reason.

@@jamms992 Great I live in Cle Elum, when the WSDOT closes I-90 between Cle Elum and Ellensburg due to wrecks and incidents especially during the winter, I can listen in on what's going on and take highway 10 and leave home to go to work around 5 am

@@jasonbabila6006 I'm in the great city of Spokane and very bad drivers :P

I'm thinking the cigar was bigger!

Haha, me too!

I feel ya Good buddy love my vintage CB

so whats the other story

@@degenerals6127 Sadly, being that was 8 months ago that I wrote the above "essay", I really have no recollection as to what I was thinking about when I wrote it. I do recall that my first roommate in my first place got his HAM license quite a while after I did, but in his haste to do something to get on the air, he got with one of our mutual friends that is a HAM and LIED and said he had permission to mount a 2 meter vertical beam directly to the peak of the roof framing of our RENTAL house. That, of course, did NOT go over well with our landlord, nor my late uncle the (at the time) supposed "caretaker" of both his and my property, and I ended up get QUITE the chewing out session. So, deflecting the blame back onto that idiot roommate - where it squarely belonged anyway since I wasn't home for the atrocity - my uncle and I climbed up and removed the beam antenna and filled in the screw holes and painted over the filling. A few hours later the idiot returned, discovered his antenna quite obviously missing from its perch, and "got into it with me" about that was "his property" and I "have no right to do anything to it or move it or tamper with it..." and I reminded him that he absolutely did not have permission to do such an installation in the first place, and that in order to avoid my own self being evicted (I couldn't have cared any less for him at that point because that wasn't the first issue we'd had and wasn't going to be the last I found out soon enough) my uncle had stepped in with the landlord and said that he and I would take it down and repair any holes - which we did. Well, this bit of strife caused daily crap between he and I to the point that he actually threatened me and I threw him out quite unceremoniously and humiliated him in front of his father and several of our formerly-mutual friends (now they're MY friends only after they discovered the truth of what he was. The ones that are still alive, that is.) So, yet another lesson learned about "doing what you want because you want to" even if you think "It's my house, I do what I want." Even today, I understand that there are responsibilities and liabilities for every action. You can't just "do what you want" in EVERY situation and expect it all to turn out ok. Gee. I didn't think I was going to write this much!

I Think You Meant Radioddity.

Hello!! Thank you!

she is .

and he isn't the least bit funny anyway

...and she's prettier too. XD

yeah more of her less of you

Me too! 😬

I thought happy endings were only found at massage parlors?