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Thread: Should I put this in my Disco? (old Apollo CB radio)

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    Ch55 is my go to when in a private convoy.

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    The old AM CB radio in the Flintstone used to be able to pick up people chatting in the USA when I was on the Bruce Highway around Cairns / Townsville in the middle of the night. With the "skip" you could get some real distance, but it was lots of pot luck.
    Damn! That makes me feel old!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by donh54 View Post
    The old AM CB radio in the Flintstone used to be able to pick up people chatting in the USA when I was on the Bruce Highway around Cairns / Townsville in the middle of the night. With the "skip" you could get some real distance, but it was lots of pot luck.
    Damn! That makes me feel old!!
    I once chatted to a bloke in Hawaii using my old uniden super tomcat am an upper / lower sideband cb which I still have.
    Also have a base station antenna.
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    We used to regularly chat to California on side band. One of my mates got California on a 5' helical whip one night, so he mounted a base station antenna on the towbar of his car.

    I was driving through Rockbank one day and, because of the skip, had a very short conversation with a fellow on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia on AM.

    Yeah. Fun days.

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