WIRING question ?
From : tcrewe
Q: i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... .
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From : laq
with the exception of a few answers this is the most asinine thread i have seen in this group in quite a long time. a bunch of first graders bickering with each other. laq .
From : bob wright
as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. .
From : tbone
really care to back that up! -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving cb amps. have always been legal.....everyone is confused because ham radio amps. have always been illegal. mutt as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. .
From : wayne johnson
on mon 5 jul 2004 014542 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote cb amps. have always been legal.....everyone is confused because ham radio amps. have always been illegal. mutt http//www.intrex.net/walker/fccf.html#639 sec. 95.639 maximum transmitter power. c no cb transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each cb transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. ************************************************ dont let it end like this. tell them i said something. - last words of pancho villa 1877-1923 .
From : mark
wyoming is the only state at this time that requires an amplifier endorsement on your drivers license. but that is just a matter of paying the $1 fee getting the endorsement then you are completely legal. mark bob wright wrote i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... you probably wont. i suspect you wont be running the linear at the same time as the audio amp so at any given time the current draw shouldnt overwhelm your trucks electrical system. as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - .
From : mike coslo
nosey wrote mr. rather b. beachen wrote i will be renting a ford windstar/dodge caravan or as the rental agency states or something similar in several weeks and will be using the luggage rack to secure some of our stuff. first of all its been years since ive secured stuff on a luggage rack and ive noticed that racks have changed thru the years. i have noticed that you have racks that have a long bar on either side for tying down the load and small bars in the front and back to prevent load from falling off. ive also seen racks on windstars that have big thick bars in the front and back but only small loops on the side bars. ive also seen racks with no side bars just a bar in the front and back of the rack. i figured i would get some cargo netting for covering the luggage on the rack but how do you secure it with the various bar placements if you have any suggestions i would love to hear them. thanks its mr. rather b. beachen to you ratherbbeachen@hotmail.com many of the different design roof racks are built for a specific purpose. some are for carrying bikes canoes surf boards and skis. im sure there are more. the traditional factory luggage racks on the newer vehicles are mostly adjustable and should give you many options on how to load and tie down
From : tbone
that would depend on the size of the battery. i would be more concerned about the load on the alternator. i hope that you are using fuses on these direct connections and that they are close to the battery. btw what is the purpose of putting that amp on the cb -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... .
From : jerry
tcrewe wrote i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... there is no problem with the cb or scanner as that is where they should be wired but if by cb amplifier you mean a foot warmer then be assured they pull a heavy load when fired up depending of course size. a 400 watt amp run on high will pull 20 amps or more when keyed up so you may want to increase your battery size to handle it. jerry .
From : bob wright
i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... .
From : top dog
cb amps. have always been legal.....everyone is confused because ham radio amps. have always been illegal. mutt as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. .
From : top dog
it is best just to ignore these ham radio idiots they are only trying to start a flame war. .
From : yofuri
you might want to familiarize yourself with the current version of 47cfr95.411. having it explained to you could cost you 10000 federal frogskins. as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. .
From : mike coslo
bob wright wrote i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... you probably wont. i suspect you wont be running the linear at the same time as the audio amp so at any given time the current draw shouldnt overwhelm your trucks electrical system. as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - .
From : Annonymous
total load w/everything on headlights interior lights max a/c 2-way radio transmitting etc vs the output capacity of the =charging= system not the battery is the issue. at one time 60-amp alternators were the order of the day. i dont know what is considered standard anymore. i would think it prudent to have a 100-amp alternator std on vehicles with the police package. the larger ampacity of the battery the less likely you are to dim the lights during momentary peak loads i.e. while transmitting but the ultimate factor is the charging system. if you direct-wire things straight to the battery for heavens sake place a fuse in the lead somewhere near the battery and in any event on the engine side of the firewall. by the way has anyone bothered to tell this bozo that cb amplifiers are illegal and possession and use of one on cb frequencies is not only in violation of fcc regs but is also a violation of us criminal code its a *federal* offense bubba... i sure wouldnt want to get caught with it. t-bonenospam@nc.rr.com writes that would depend on the size of the battery. i would be more concerned about the load on the alternator. i hope that you are using fuses on these direct connections and that they are close to the battery. btw what is the purpose of putting that amp on the cb -- help support satellite radio! your local radio broadcasters through their powerful nab lobbyiests are currently pushing a bill through congress that if passed would block the satellite radio services from carrying local content traffic & weather please call your elected representatives at 202 225-3121 and urge them to oppose hr 4026. we need your help please. http//www.xmradio.com/grassroots/index.jsp .
From : etss
i heard that if you run a big radio it will cut down on your gas mileage. is that true bruno devaley .
From : da shadow
anything that draws power from your auto electrical system will decresae mileage -- by how much depends on the current draw. e.g. your car headlights and night lights -- lamont cranston the shadow knows i heard that if you run a big radio it will cut down on your gas mileage. is that true bruno devaley .
From : etss
lol! that is not the license number of my truck! guess again. and maybe your truck is worth ten thou but mine is worth four times that. lol you might want to familiarize yourself with the current version of 47cfr95.411. having it explained to you could cost you 10000 federal frogskins. as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. .
From : jerry
bob wright wrote no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. id be very interested in seeing a link to back that up. as far as i know it is very illegal to use a cb linear. you can own one buy one sell one but you cannot use it on a cb. last i heard the fcc would not only fine you but confiscate your gear also. besides if the radio is not properly set up and tweaked to run with a amp it is going to sound like trash any way. jerry .
From : mark
you are mistaken. there is no law or fcc regulation against using a cb amplifier. the fcc canceled that rule years ago. you are free to use any power amp. you want at home or in your vehicle. mark total load w/everything on headlights interior lights max a/c 2-way radio transmitting etc vs the output capacity of the =charging= system not the battery is the issue. at one time 60-amp alternators were the order of the day. i dont know what is considered standard anymore. i would think it prudent to have a 100-amp alternator std on vehicles with the police package. the larger ampacity of the battery the less likely you are to dim the lights during momentary peak loads i.e. while transmitting but the ultimate factor is the charging system. if you direct-wire things straight to the battery for heavens sake place a fuse in the lead somewhere near the battery and in any event on the engine side of the firewall. by the way has anyone bothered to tell this bozo that cb amplifiers are illegal and possession and use of one on cb frequencies is not only in violation of fcc regs but is also a violation of us criminal code its a *federal* offense bubba... i sure wouldnt want to get caught with it. t-bonenospam@nc.rr.com writes that would depend on the size of the battery. i would be more concerned about the load on the alternator. i hope that you are using fuses on these direct connections and that they are close to the battery. btw what is the purpose of putting that amp on the cb -- help support satellite radio! your local radio broadcasters through their powerful nab lobbyiests are currently pushing a bill through congress that if passed would block the satellite radio services from carrying local content traffic & weather please call your elected representatives at 202 225-3121 and urge them to oppose hr 4026. we need your help please. http//www.xmradio.com/grassroots/index.jsp .
From : mark
the guys over in the dodge truck group will probably not appreciate it that you are calling them pretty darn stupid just because you think you know more because you are a ham radio operator. mark oooops...i as wrong... we have a double dose of pretty darned stupid today. steve k4yz i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... . 222 285187 r5sdnzb2b6npx3xdrvn-ja@speedfactory.net mark wrote you are mistaken. there is no law or fcc regulation against using a cb amplifier. the fcc canceled that rule years ago. you are free to use any power amp. you want at home or in your vehicle. mark if the fcc canceled that law years ago they need to update their website. http//wireless.fcc.gov/services/personal/cb/operations/#linear .
From : nosey
yeah i know seems federal bureaucrats are always lazy and a day late and a dollar short. they should have removed that years ago. mark wrote you are mistaken. there is no law or fcc regulation against using a cb amplifier. the fcc canceled that rule years ago. you are free to use any power amp. you want at home or in your vehicle. mark if the fcc canceled that law years ago they need to update their website. http//wireless.fcc.gov/services/personal/cb/operations/#linear .
From : mark
steve wrote just looking to see in anyone knows of a replacement aftermarket rim for this truck. it is a 1953 job rated 3/4 ton pickup the originals are 19 inch. i really dont care if i have to reduce them to a 16. i just want to find a rim that will fit the 8 bolt pattern. 6-1/2 x 16 inch factory wheels with tires $95 to $125. look under group 13 http//vintagepowerwagons.com/products/special/new-products/new2004pg3.htm check out johnny burritos website. lots of old dodge truck links. http//www.johnnyburrito.com/burritowagon.htm .
From : top dog
nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. on mon 5 jul 2004 014542 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote cb amps. have always been legal.....everyone is confused because ham radio amps. have always been illegal. mutt http//www.intrex.net/walker/fccf.html#639 sec. 95.639 maximum transmitter power. c no cb transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each cb transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. ************************************************ dont let it end like this. tell them i said something. - last words of pancho villa 1877-1923 .
From : top dog
correct version restored. sec. 97.639 maximum transmitter power. c no amateur radio transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each amateur radio transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. .
From : wayne johnson
on mon 5 jul 2004 085553 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. what are you talking about i merely cited the fcc regulation. what forgery -wayne ************************************************ dont let it end like this. tell them i said something. - last words of pancho villa 1877-1923 .
From : wayne johnson
on mon 5 jul 2004 090239 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote correct version restored. sec. 97.639 maximum transmitter power. c no amateur radio transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each amateur radio transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. weird. thats exactly what i posted. is there some kind of problem with that -wayne ************************************************ dont let it end like this. tell them i said something. - last words of pancho villa 1877-1923 .
From : top dog
you incorrectly cited a regulation that the fcc canceled years ago. they havent removed it from their data base and you are trying to convince us it is still current putz! top dog 372 27685 dx group on mon 5 jul 2004 085553 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. what are you talking about i merely cited the fcc regulation. what forgery -wayne ************************************************ dont let it end like this. tell them i said something. - last words of pancho villa 1877-1923 .
From : top dog
exactly. on mon 5 jul 2004 090239 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote correct version restored. sec. 97.639 maximum transmitter power. c no amateur radio transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each amateur radio transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. weird. thats exactly what i posted. is there some kind of problem with that -wayne ************************************************ dont let it end like this. tell them i said something. - last words of pancho villa 1877-1923 .
From : tbone
nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. what a load of shit. since when were amps illegal for hams linears are now and always have been illegal for cbs which would make sense since cb is defined as a short range communication device only. on mon 5 jul 2004 014542 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote cb amps. have always been legal.....everyone is confused because ham radio amps. have always been illegal. mutt http//www.intrex.net/walker/fccf.html#639 sec. 95.639 maximum transmitter power. c no cb transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each cb transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : tbone
on mon 5 jul 2004 085553 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. what are you talking about i merely cited the fcc regulation. what forgery the guy is just an idiot trying to start a flame war. it is best to just ignore him. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : top dog
cb amplifiers have always been legal but they have always been illegal for use on amateur radio. get your facts straight. nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. on mon 5 jul 2004 014542 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote cb amps. have always been legal.....everyone is confused because ham radio amps. have always been illegal. mutt .
From : wayne johnson
on mon 05 jul 2004 142824 gmt tbone t-bonenospam@nc.rr.com wrote on mon 5 jul 2004 085553 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. what are you talking about i merely cited the fcc regulation. what forgery the guy is just an idiot trying to start a flame war. it is best to just ignore him. i agree. -wayne ************************************************ dont let it end like this. tell them i said something. - last words of pancho villa 1877-1923 .
From : top dog
you came in here flamming about something you dont know jack shit about asshole! cb amplifiers have always been legal. ham radio geeks are about the stupidest creatures on the face of the earth. on mon 5 jul 2004 085553 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. what are you talking about i merely cited the fcc regulation. what forgery the guy is just an idiot trying to start a flame war. it is best to just ignore him. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : tbone
yea i guess thats why you need a license to operate a ham radio while any idiot like yourself that barely has enough intelligence to squeeze the mike can operate a cb. btw pinhead if there is no limitation to the amount of power a cb can operate on why are they all less than 5 watts for full carrier and 12 for ssb. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you came in here flamming about something you dont know jack shit about asshole! cb amplifiers have always been legal. ham radio geeks are about the stupidest creatures on the face of the earth. on mon 5 jul 2004 085553 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. what are you talking about i merely cited the fcc regulation. what forgery the guy is just an idiot trying to start a flame war. it is best to just ignore him. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : fmb
you came in here flamming about something you dont know jack shit about asshole! cb amplifiers have always been legal. ham radio geeks are about the stupidest creatures on the face of the earth. note the date dog. try going to the cfr search site to look up current regulations. try http//www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx03/47cfr9503.html or http//tinyurl.com/2dqzk for short. additional searches can begin at http//www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/cfr-table-search.html#page1 or http//tinyurl.com/33nq5 for short. cb amplifiers are not legal to hook up and use in the united states. i dont know were you are writing from maybe canada england nigeria or south carolina who knows. http//a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/05dec20031700/edocket.access.gpo.gov/cfr2003/octqtr/47cfr95.411.htm or http//tinyurl.com/2jvm5 code of federal regulations title 47 volume 5 revised as of october 1 2003 from the u.s. government printing office via gpo access cite 47cfr95.411 page 580 title 47--telecommunication commission continued part 95personal radio services--table of contents subpart dcitizens band cb radio service sec. 95.411 cb rule 11 may i use power amplifiers a you may not attach the following items power amplifiers to your certificated cb transmitter in any way 1 external radio frequency rf power amplifiers sometimes called linears or linear amplifiers; or 2 any other devices which when used with a radio transmitter as a signal source are capable of amplifying the signal. b there are no exceptions to this rule and use of a power amplifier voids your authority to operate the station. c the fcc will presume you have used a linear or other external rf power amplifier if-- 1 it is in your possession or on your premises; and 2 there is other evidence that you have operated your cb station with more power than allowed by cb rule 10 sec. 95.410. d paragraph c of this section does not apply if you hold a license in another radio service which allows you to operate an external rf power amplifier. 48 fr 24894 june 3 1983 as amended at 63 fr 36610 july 7 1998 -- fmb only one b in fmb .
From : fmb
correct version restored. sec. 97.639 maximum transmitter power. c no amateur radio transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each amateur radio transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. http//a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/05dec20031700/edocket.access.gpo.gov/cfr2003/octqtr/47cfr97.313.htm or http//tinyurl.com/2n4wz and your current government link to your version of regulations is where code of federal regulations title 47 volume 5 revised as of october 1 2003 from the u.s. government printing office via gpo access cite 47cfr97.313 page 642-643 title 47--telecommunication commission continued part 97amateur radio service--table of contents subpart dtechnical standards sec. 97.313 transmitter power standards. a an amateur station must use the minimum transmitter power necessary to carry out the desired communications. b no station may transmit with a transmitter power exceeding 1.5 kw pep. c no station may transmit with a transmitter power exceeding 200 w pep on 1 the 3.675-3.725 mhz 7.10-7.15 mhz 10.10-10.15 mhz and 21.1- 21.2 mhz segments; 2 the 28.1-28.5 mhz segment when the control operator is a novice class operator or a technician class operator who has received credit for proficiency in telegraphy in accordance with the international requirements; or 3 the 7.050-7.075 mhz segment when the station is within itu regions 1 or 3. d no station may transmit with a transmitter power exceeding 25 w pep on the vhf 1.25 m band when the control operator is a novice operator. page 643 e no station may transmit with a transmitter power exceeding 5 w pep on the uhf 23 cm band when the control operator is a novice operator. f no station may transmit with a transmitter power exceeding 50 w pep on the uhf 70 cm band from an area specified in footnote us7 to sec. 2.106 of part 2 unless expressly authorized by the fcc after mutual agreement on a case-by-case basis between the district director of the applicable field facility and the military area frequency coordinator at the applicable military base. an earth station or telecommand station however may transmit on the 435-438 mhz segment with a maximum of 611 w effective radiated power 1 kw equivalent isotropically radiated power without the authorization otherwise required. the transmitting antenna elevation angle between the lower half-power -3 db relative to the peak or antenna bore sight point and the horizon must always be greater than 10o. g no station may transmit with a transmitter power exceeding 50 w pep on the 33 cm band from within 241 km of the boundaries of the white sands missile range. its boundaries are those portions of texas and new mexico bounded on the south by latitude 31deg 41min north on the east by longitude 104deg 11min west on the north by latitude 34deg 30min north and on the west by longitude 107deg 30min west. h no station may transmit with a transmitter power exceeding 50 w pep on the 219-220 mhz segment of the 1.25 m band. 54 fr 25857 june 20 1989 as amended at 56 fr 37161 aug. 5 1991; 56 fr 3043 jan. 28 1991; 60 fr 15688 mar. 27 1995; 65 fr 6550 feb. 10 2000 -- fmb only one b in fmb .
From : cb king
you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! note the date dog. try going to the cfr search site to look up current regulations ///////drivel snipped///// .
From : mike
you complete idiot! all the cb radios sold at dons cb run at least 100 watts. you memorize 20 questions then go have your ham buddies forge some papers for you and you think you are an electronic engineer. lol lol lol lol lol !!!!!!!!!!! yea i guess thats why you need a license to operate a ham radio while any idiot like yourself that barely has enough intelligence to squeeze the mike can operate a cb. btw pinhead if there is no limitation to the amount of power a cb can operate on why are they all less than 5 watts for full carrier and 12 for ssb. .
From : tbone
perhaps you should follow your own advice pinhead. please point me to a link where the rule you said never existed was repealed. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving cb amplifiers have always been legal but they have always been illegal for use on amateur radio. get your facts straight. nice forgery putz! still doesnt change the fact amps. are illegal for hams but legal on cb. on mon 5 jul 2004 014542 -0400 top dog mutt@dogmuttpound.org wrote cb amps. have always been legal.....everyone is confused because ham radio amps. have always been illegal. mutt .
From : fmb
and your proof is that you made a phone call lol -- fmb only one b in fmb you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! note the date dog. try going to the cfr search site to look up current regulations ///////drivel snipped///// .
From : fmb
i take it you are not backing dogs claim of cb amps always being legal -- fmb only one b in fmb you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! note the date dog. try going to the cfr search site to look up current regulations ///////drivel snipped///// .
From : mike
and your proof is a misquoted forged rule any fool knows government rules take years to update. an electronic verification is the quickest most accurate source of information. what an jackass. go drink another beer and take a shower. you stink! lol lol lol lol lol and your proof is that you made a phone call lol -- fmb only one b in fmb you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! note the date dog. try going to the cfr search site to look up current regulations ///////drivel snipped///// .
From : mike
see above. go drink another beer and take a shower your logic stinks. lol lol lol lol lol i take it you are not backing dogs claim of cb amps always being legal -- fmb only one b in fmb you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! note the date dog. try going to the cfr search site to look up current regulations ///////drivel snipped///// .
From : tbone
-- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete idiot! and this comming from a phucking moron. all the cb radios sold at dons cb run at least 100 watts. just because dan sells illegal units does not make the law any different. funny how the major manufacturers dont agree with you you memorize 20 questions then go have your ham buddies forge some papers for you and you think you http//www.cobra.com/index.phppage=shop/flypage&productid=6&id=1&pssession=1b9ea27cc730c6f884bb35d8a471db9840e9787d they still say 4 watts am rf power output -- the maximum allowed by law. are an electronic engineer. lol lol lol lol lol !!!!!!!!!!! lol thats still 20 more questions than some idiot like you could possibly answer. .
From : tbone
you complete fucking moron! oh gee you just sooooo tuff im scared lol!!! have you been following the discussion here yep and laughing my ass off. can you comprehend standard english sure and what im comprehending is the stupidity of many of you idiots. the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. like i asked for many times already where the proof. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. sure you did. dont worry we believe you lol. now perhaps you could point us to a site that confirms that the rule limiting power for cbs that according to the other asshole never existed was cancelled this year. why would the cancel it answer - they wouldnt! what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! if you actually believe the crap that you are spewing out that would be you. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : john h guillory
on sun 04 jul 2004 155907 -0400 mike coslo mcoslo@adelphia.net wrote okay mark. i wont be calling anyone less than smart or anything. but you can supply the citations where the fcc said it allows linear rf amplifiers in vehicles is legal cant you - mike kb3eia - im guessing hes referring to the fact that the fcc deregulated the citizen band radios by not requiring a license hes assuming that since no one will arrest you for using a linear then it must be legal which is not the case... incidently while it may or may not be illegal to posess a linear if you start broadcasting over tv and radios with your cb because of your use of a linear you may very well find yourself getting arrest for other laws.... .
From : john h guillory
keep back-peddaling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper butt hole. rotflmao! -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete idiot! and this comming from a phucking moron. all the cb radios sold at dons cb run at least 100 watts. just because dan sells illegal units does not make the law any different. funny how the major manufacturers dont agree with you you memorize 20 questions then go have your ham buddies forge some papers for you and you think you http//www.cobra.com/index.phppage=shop/flypage&productid=6&id=1&pssession=1b9ea27cc730c6f884bb35d8a471db9840e9787d they still say 4 watts am rf power output -- the maximum allowed by law. are an electronic engineer. lol lol lol lol lol !!!!!!!!!!! lol thats still 20 more questions than some idiot like you could possibly answer. .
From : mike
keep back-peddaling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper butt hole. rotflmao! -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete idiot! and this comming from a phucking moron. all the cb radios sold at dons cb run at least 100 watts. just because dan sells illegal units does not make the law any different. funny how the major manufacturers dont agree with you you memorize 20 questions then go have your ham buddies forge some papers for you and you think you http//www.cobra.com/index.phppage=shop/flypage&productid=6&id=1&pssession=1b9ea27cc730c6f884bb35d8a471db9840e9787d they still say 4 watts am rf power output -- the maximum allowed by law. are an electronic engineer. lol lol lol lol lol !!!!!!!!!!! lol thats still 20 more questions than some idiot like you could possibly answer. .
From : mike
another moron who has not been following the conversation. it is agreed that amplifiers are illegal for ham radio but they are completely legal for cb radio. read the thread idiot. proof was posted earlier. on sun 04 jul 2004 155907 -0400 mike coslo mcoslo@adelphia.net wrote okay mark. i wont be calling anyone less than smart or anything. but you can supply the citations where the fcc said it allows linear rf amplifiers in vehicles is legal cant you - mike kb3eia - im guessing hes referring to the fact that the fcc deregulated the citizen band radios by not requiring a license hes assuming that since no one will arrest you for using a linear then it must be legal which is not the case... incidently while it may or may not be illegal to posess a linear if you start broadcasting over tv and radios with your cb because of your use of a linear you may very well find yourself getting arrest for other laws.... .
From : mike
on mon 5 jul 2004 103229 -0400 top dog td@dogspuketop.org wrote cb amplifiers have always been legal but they have always been illegal for use on amateur radio. get your facts straight. and what by chance persuades you to believe a cb radio is not considered amature when your purchase a cb read the little booklet that explains that it is amature citizen band not professional. you are not to conduct business on a cb radio however you may use a cb radio by a business provided you respect the laws and dont tie up any channel with your businesses communications. eg. weigh stations may use cb radios to communicate with truckers but they can not tell everyone to stay off their channel because they dont own any channel. your own words are so contridictory..... .
From : john h guillory
keep back-peddalling. that hook-line-sinker keeps digging deeper into your mouth! rotflmao! on mon 5 jul 2004 103229 -0400 top dog td@dogspuketop.org wrote cb amplifiers have always been legal but they have always been illegal for use on amateur radio. get your facts straight. and what by chance persuades you to believe a cb radio is not considered amature when your purchase a cb read the little booklet that explains that it is amature citizen band not professional. you are not to conduct business on a cb radio however you may use a cb radio by a business provided you respect the laws and dont tie up any channel with your businesses communications. eg. weigh stations may use cb radios to communicate with truckers but they can not tell everyone to stay off their channel because they dont own any channel. your own words are so contridictory..... .
From : the man
and your proof is a misquoted forged rule any fool knows government rules take years to update. an electronic verification is the quickest most accurate source of information. what an jackass. go drink another beer and take a shower. you stink! lol lol lol lol lol be careful fmb i think that he wants to see you naked. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : tbone
triple posting now did i hurt your widdle feelings poor baby. back up what you say for a change. where is your proof why arent the commercial builders upping the power even if they did with the lame frequency that cbs operate on what good would it do. if you really want to talk with the big boys get a general license and a real rig. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving keep back-peddaling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper butt hole. rotflmao! -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete idiot! and this comming from a phucking moron. all the cb radios sold at dons cb run at least 100 watts. just because dan sells illegal units does not make the law any different. funny how the major manufacturers dont agree with you you memorize 20 questions then go have your ham buddies forge some papers for you and you think you http//www.cobra.com/index.phppage=shop/flypage&productid=6&id=1&pssession=1b9ea27cc730c6f884bb35d8a471db9840e9787d they still say 4 watts am rf power output -- the maximum allowed by law. are an electronic engineer. lol lol lol lol lol !!!!!!!!!!! lol thats still 20 more questions than some idiot like you could possibly answer. .
From : mike
keep back-peddaling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper butt hole. rotflmao! -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete idiot! and this comming from a phucking moron. all the cb radios sold at dons cb run at least 100 watts. just because dan sells illegal units does not make the law any different. funny how the major manufacturers dont agree with you you memorize 20 questions then go have your ham buddies forge some papers for you and you think you http//www.cobra.com/index.phppage=shop/flypage&productid=6&id=1&pssession=1b9ea27cc730c6f884bb35d8a471db9840e9787d they still say 4 watts am rf power output -- the maximum allowed by law. are an electronic engineer. lol lol lol lol lol !!!!!!!!!!! lol thats still 20 more questions than some idiot like you could possibly answer. .
From : mike
keep back-peddalling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper each time you spew more of your bullshit. rotflmao! you complete fucking moron! oh gee you just sooooo tuff im scared lol!!! have you been following the discussion here yep and laughing my ass off. can you comprehend standard english sure and what im comprehending is the stupidity of many of you idiots. the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. like i asked for many times already where the proof. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. sure you did. dont worry we believe you lol. now perhaps you couldpoint us to a site that confirms that the rule limiting power for cbs that according to the other asshole never existed was cancelled this year. why would the cancel it answer - they wouldnt! what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! if you actually believe the crap that you are spewing out that would be you. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : tbone
k&n make filters to go into the original air intake system. they work fine and fit fine. just get the one for the oem intake setup. but i prefer an open air filter. i have dynoed these against the cold air system and they work better however the cold air system may pick up something from the ram air effect at speed so use whichever. on mon 05 jul 2004 021726 gmt t noway@aol.com wrote well if it matters i heard that if use a k&n filter you must use the box made for k&n to sit in as well as the modified hoses. the k&n filters do not seat right / tight in the oem box therefore the filter will not catch all the crap you are trying to catch. cdr las vegasnv. fram is selling a k&n rip off. they call it the air hawg. which just goes to show that the k&n is not an bad as some in here claim it to be. they have one of the better marketing bs going. it would only follow that they would be copied. .
From : roythe man
keep back-peddalling. that hook-line-sinker keeps digging deeper into your mouth rotflmao! triple posting now did i hurt your widdle feelings poor baby. back up what you say for a change. where is your proof why arent the commercial builders upping the power even if they did with the lame frequency that cbs operate on what good would it do. if you really want to talk with the big boys get a general license and a real rig. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving keep back-peddaling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper butt hole. rotflmao! -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete idiot! and this comming from a phucking moron. all the cb radios sold at dons cb run at least 100 watts. just because dan sells illegal units does not make the law any different. funny how the major manufacturers dont agree with you you memorize 20 questions then go have your ham buddies forge some papers for you and you think you http//www.cobra.com/index.phppage=shop/flypage&productid=6&id=1&pssession=1b9ea27cc730c6f884bb35d8a471db9840e9787d they still say 4 watts am rf power output -- the maximum allowed by law. are an electronic engineer. lol lol lol lol lol !!!!!!!!!!! lol thats still 20 more questions than some idiot like you could possibly answer. .
From : the man
keep back-peddalling. the more you talk the deeper the hook-line-sinker digs into your mouth. rotflmao! and your proof is a misquoted forged rule any fool knows government rules take years to update. an electronic verification is the quickest most accurate source of information. what an jackass. go drink another beer and take a shower. you stink! lol lol lol lol lol be careful fmb i think that he wants to see you naked. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : tbone
another moron who has not been following the conversation. it is agreed that amplifiers are illegal for ham radio but they are completely legal for cb radio. read the thread idiot. proof was posted earlier. agreed on by who moron. please show me any link that shows linears to be illegal for ham radios in general or power limitations. then show me where anything says that they are in any way legal for wimpy kids toy cbs. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : mike coslo
top dog wrote cb amps. have always been legal.....everyone is confused because ham radio amps. have always been illegal. hehe okay guys comin over to pull on the hams legs a little are ye buh-bye! - mike kb3eia - .
From : the man
keep back-peddalling. the hook-line-sinker in your mouth keeps digging in deeper idiot! rotflmao! another moron who has not been following the conversation. it is agreed that amplifiers are illegal for ham radio but they are completely legal for cb radio. read the thread idiot. proof was posted earlier. agreed on by who moron. please show me any link that shows linears to be illegal for ham radios in general or power limitations. then show me where anything says that they are in any way legal for wimpy kids toy cbs. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : jerry
john h. guillory wrote incidently while it may or may not be illegal to posess a linear if you start broadcasting over tv and radios with your cb because of your use of a linear you may very well find yourself getting arrest for other laws.... kind of strange huh ................. never could figure that one out. seems if it is illegal to use one it should be the same to own one unless you had a ham license. ive got three of them sitting in the garage i use to use in the san francisco area where if you didnt have one you simply didnt get out but i find i dont need them where i live now. if properly set up and the radio itself is tweaked and tuned then you dont interfere with anyone but if not then you are going to piss off a lot of people. i suspect the fcc has cracked down on the open sales of linears on the internet as i dont see the usual sites selling them anymore. jerry .
From : the man
oh theres plenty of places they are sold on the internet. you have to know where to look. a good place to start is to get on 26855 and just ask. 27820 & 28020 are good places to ask too. i hear those guys swapping leeeeenyer info all the time. john h. guillory wrote incidently while it may or may not be illegal to posess a linear if you start broadcasting over tv and radios with your cb because of your use of a linear you may very well find yourself getting arrest for other laws.... kind of strange huh ................. never could figure that one out. seems if it is illegal to use one it should be the same to own one unless you had a ham license. ive got three of them sitting in the garage i use to use in the san francisco area where if you didnt have one you simply didnt get out but i find i dont need them where i live now. if properly set up and the radio itself is tweaked and tuned then you dont interfere with anyone but if not then you are going to piss off a lot of people. i suspect the fcc has cracked down on the open sales of linears on the internet as i dont see the usual sites selling them anymore. jerry .
From : john h guillory
on mon 5 jul 2004 125238 -0400 the man anon@manuidiots.net wrote keep back-peddalling. the more you talk the deeper the hook-line-sinker digs into your mouth. rotflmao! i was wondering did you by any chance serve in vietnam if so did you happen to eat agent-orange on your mash potatoes because it seems as if your brain is now nothing but mush..... .
From : the man
keep back-peddalling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper every time you open your mout and spew more bullshit. rotflmao! anything that increases the carrier power ////drivelsnipped//// .
From : the man
on mon 5 jul 2004 125238 -0400 the man anon@manuidiots.net wrote keep back-peddalling. the more you talk the deeper the hook-line-sinker digs into your mouth. rotflmao! .
From : the man
hey idiot have you been following the thread cb amps are now legal. the fcc rule against them was cancelled years ago. are you brain dead however amplifiers are illegal for use on amateur radio. geeeeeze usenet is full of imbeciles! .
From : nosey
tbone wrote oh gee a real tuff guy. dont sweat it. if its the big al that i know i know hes joking. if its a different big al then i really dont care. .
From : beekeep
if i buy a torreno cover for my new 1500 truck will i get better gas mileage as advertized. i do 120 miles daily highway driving. how long is the pay back .
From : Annonymous
i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... one can only hope...... .
From : the man
keep back-peddalling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper. rotflmao! a search of the fccs website shows no such regulation from 97.1 thru 97.527 only. the regulation that pertains to permissible transmitter power in the amateur radio service is 97.313. with certain exceptions the maximum is 1.5kw output. also specifically rules in the citizens radio service prohibits the addition of external amplifiers 95.411 and prohibits cb transmitters from being modified to produce more than 4w on am or 12 pep on ssb 95.607. bryan wa7prc since 1970 fcc general radiotelephone operator licensee since 1974 correct version restored. sec. 97.639 maximum transmitter power. c no amateur radio transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each amateur radio transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. .
From : nosey
the man wrote keep back-peddalling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper every time you open your mout and spew more bullshit. rotflmao! why dont you stop with the hook and sinker in the mouth crap and contribute to the conversation. im trying to learn something here and all you are doing is trying to beat your chest and make yourself look good. i have not seen one single word that you have written that is worth reading. stop wasting all of our time and post something relevant. if you know something that you think most of this group does not just give it up or shut the hell up. .
From : denny
you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! and here i thought all government and most other offices was closed today for the holiday. only a few of us lowly service people had to work. denny .
From : tbone
keep back-peddalling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth is digging in deeper. rotflmao! -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving hey idiot have you been following the thread cb amps are now legal. the fcc rule against them was cancelled years ago. are you brain dead however amplifiers are illegal for use on amateur radio. geeeeeze usenet is full of imbeciles! .
From : big al
fuck you! why dont you stop with the hook and sinker in the mouth crap and contribute to the conversation. im trying to learn something here and all you are doing is trying to beat your chest and make yourself look good. i have not seen one single word that you have written that is worth reading. stop wasting all of our time and post something relevant. if you know something that you think most of this group does not just give it up or shut the hell up. .
From : bryan swadener
anything that increases the carrier power of an am signal in the citizens radio service beyond 4w 12w peak envelope power in the case of ssb to the antenna is not allowed. issues of harmful interference to another radio service are another matter even if the cb transmitter power is below the maximum. this would include a situation where the cb transmitter signal is clean cases of fundamental overload. among hams it is widely known that the antenna system makes all the difference in the world. a decent antenna can make a peanut whistle sound like a ton of bricks. as we ot old timer hams say if you cant hear em you cant work em. youre not going to work the really weak stations when using a wet noodle for an antenna. to answer the original post if youre intent on using the amplifier most likely the best source of power is the battery. as long as your charging system can keep up with the added current demand youll be fine. i would recommend fusing it close to the battery. the rule of thumb for fusing is to measure/calculate the maximum current demand add 20% to that and choose a fuse accordingly. if the fuse value falls between available sizes choose the next larger size. if there is a large in-rush current or current peaks above that fuses rating you may wish to use a slow-blow type. bryan wa7prc since 1970 fcc general radio operator licensee since 1974 oh theres plenty of places they are sold on the internet. you have to know where to look. a good place to start is to get on 26855 and just ask. 27820 & 28020 are good places to ask too. i hear those guys swapping leeeeenyer info all the time. john h. guillory wrote incidently while it may or may not be illegal to posess a linear if you start broadcasting over tv and radios with your cb because of your use of a linear you may very well find yourself getting arrest for other laws.... kind of strange huh ................. never could figure that one out. seems if it is illegal to use one it should be the same to own one unless you had a ham license. ive got three of them sitting in the garage i use to use in the san francisco area where if you didnt have one you simply didnt get out but i find i dont need them where i live now. if properly set up and the radio itself is tweaked and tuned then you dont interfere with anyone but if not then you are going to piss off a lot of people. i suspect the fcc has cracked down on the open sales of linears on the internet as i dont see the usual sites selling them anymore. jerry .
From : john
by wiring this stuff direct to the battery it will not power off when the ignition key is turned off and must be turned off manually or the next day your battery will be dead which is not good for the battery. the best way is wire direct to the battery but use a fuse at the battery and a power relay that is switched on by the ignition switch so that every thing switches off with the key. if you do not have a fuse for each added wire that is wired direct to the battery near the battery some day you will emulate chreech and chong and your truck will go up in smoke. ps dont get caught using a cb power amp or you will pay uncle sam a lot of green backs. on sun 04 jul 2004 005114 gmt tcrewe tcrewe@rogers.com wrote i have my cb and scanner wired directly to the battery... now i was given a cb amplifier and am going to wire this also to the battery.. i have my 2 amps for my stereo wired to the amp... question is - i am adding one more thing to my battery... is this going to damage the car battery... .
From : bryan swadener
a search of the fccs website shows no such regulation from 97.1 thru 97.527 only. the regulation that pertains to permissible transmitter power in the amateur radio service is 97.313. with certain exceptions the maximum is 1.5kw output. also specifically rules in the citizens radio service prohibits the addition of external amplifiers 95.411 and prohibits cb transmitters from being modified to produce more than 4w on am or 12 pep on ssb 95.607. bryan wa7prc since 1970 fcc general radiotelephone operator licensee since 1974 correct version restored. sec. 97.639 maximum transmitter power. c no amateur radio transmitter under any condition of modulation shall exceed 1 4 w carrier power when transmitting emission type a1d or a3e; 2 12 w peak envelope tp when transmitting emission type h1d j1d r1d h3e j3e or r3e. each amateur radio transmitter which transmits emission type h3e j3e or r3e must automatically prevent the tp from exceeding 12 w peak envelope tp or the manufacturers rated peak envelope tp whichever is less. .
From : tbone
the man is just the true net troll trying to start shit because he has no life. while it was funny in the beginning it is getting boring now spewing out the same old crap so i wont feed it anymore. btw denny cb is considered as a form of armature radio and the 4 watt rule is still very much in effect. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! and here i thought all government and most other offices was closed today for the holiday. only a few of us lowly service people had to work. denny .
From : tbone
oh gee a real tuff guy. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving fuck you! why dont you stop with the hook and sinker in the mouth crap and contribute to the conversation. im trying to learn something here and all you are doing is trying to beat your chest and make yourself look good. i have not seen one single word that you have written that is worth reading. stop wasting all of our time and post something relevant. if you know something that you think most of this group does not just give it up or shut the hell up. .
From : beekeep
on mon 05 jul 2004 181824 gmt john@nowhere.com john wrote by wiring this stuff direct to the battery it will not power off when the ignition key is turned off and must be turned off manually or the next day your battery will be dead which is not good for the battery. the best way is wire direct to the battery but use a fuse at the battery and a power relay that is switched on by the ignition switch so that every thing switches off with the key. if you do not have a fuse for each added wire that is wired direct to the battery near the battery some day you will emulate chreech and chong and your truck will go up in smoke. im guessing the truck looks more like the vehicle in cheech and chongs anything for money. beekeep .
From : big al
wrong! there is no power limit for cb radio. what a fool you are! can you comprehend standard english call the fcc if you dont believe it fool. the man is just the true net troll trying to start shit because he has no life. while it was funny in the beginning it is getting boring now spewing out the same old crap so i wont feed it anymore. btw denny cb is considered as a form of armature radio and the 4 watt rule is still very much in effect. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! and here i thought all government and most other offices was closed today for the holiday. only a few of us lowly service people had to work. denny .
From : jake
big al this meat head t-bone was shown several times where he could verify the information and instead he just wants to argue. the guy is nothing more than a common troll. cb power limits were removed years ago and that is verifiable just as someone said by calling the fcc duty officer. usenet is populated with imbeciles and the numbers grow each day. no wonder internet scams succeed so well! jake salt lake city wrong! there is no power limit for cb radio. what a fool you are! can you comprehend standard english call the fcc if you dont believe it fool. the man is just the true net troll trying to start shit because he has no life. while it was funny in the beginning it is getting boring now spewing out the same old crap so i wont feed it anymore. btw denny cb is considered as a form of armature radio and the 4 watt rule is still very much in effect. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! and here i thought all government and most other offices was closed today for the holiday. only a few of us lowly service people had to work. denny .
From : tbone
hahahahahahahaha what an idiot. do you enjoy talking to yourself there jake big al big guy and whatever other names you are using. next time you may actually want to set up multiple accounts with different servers or at least wait more than 5 minutes before sending a response to your own post lol. well little troll boy you have been caught now go sulk in the corner again. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving big al this meat head t-bone was shown several times where he could verify the information and instead he just wants to argue. the guy is nothing more than a common troll. cb power limits were removed years ago and that is verifiable just as someone said by calling the fcc duty officer. usenet is populated with imbeciles and the numbers grow each day. no wonder internet scams succeed so well! jake salt lake city wrong! there is no power limit for cb radio. what a fool you are! can you comprehend standard english call the fcc if you dont believe it fool. the man is just the true net troll trying to start shit because he has no life. while it was funny in the beginning it is getting boring now spewing out the same old crap so i wont feed it anymore. btw denny cb is considered as a form of armature radio and the 4 watt rule is still very much in effect. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! and here i thought all government and most other offices was closed today for the holiday. only a few of us lowly service people had to work. denny .
From : laq
keep back-pedalling. that hook-line-sinker in your mouth keeps digging in deeper. rotflmao! hahahahahahahaha what an idiot. do you enjoy talking to yourself there jake big al big guy and whatever other names you are using. next time you may actually want to set up multiple accounts with different servers or at least wait more than 5 minutes before sending a response to your own post lol. well little troll boy you have been caught now go sulk in the corner again. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving big al this meat head t-bone was shown several times where he could verify the information and instead he just wants to argue. the guy is nothing more than a common troll. cb power limits were removed years ago and that is verifiable just as someone said by calling the fcc duty officer. usenet is populated with imbeciles and the numbers grow each day. no wonder internet scams succeed so well! jake salt lake city wrong! there is no power limit for cb radio. what a fool you are! can you comprehend standard english call the fcc if you dont believe it fool. the man is just the true net troll trying to start shit because he has no life. while it was funny in the beginning it is getting boring now spewing out the same old crap so i wont feed it anymore. btw denny cb is considered as a form of armature radio and the 4 watt rule is still very much in effect. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving you complete fucking moron! have you been following the discussion here can you comprehend standard english the fcc rules you are spouting were cancelled just this year. i just got off the phone with the washington duty officer and she confirmed the rule was cancelled this year. what an idiot you are!!!!!!!!!!!!! and here i thought all government and most other offices was closed today for the holiday. only a few of us lowly service people had to work. denny .
From : jj
jeff b. wrote bob wright wrote as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. as long as it doesnt exceed 5 watts. moran! who is moran .
From : jeff b
bob wright wrote as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. as long as it doesnt exceed 5 watts. moran! .
From : garigue
.. as a side note you do know that running that cb amplifier will be illegal dont you - mike kb3eia - no that is not correct. there is no law against running a cb amp. in you vehicle. it is completely legal. as long as it doesnt exceed 5 watts. moran! i went to college with joe moran .....any relation to the fellow your talking about take care all 73 ki3r tom popovic belle vernon pa. .