CB Radio Supply News & Blog

If your country is covered by a National Weather Radio (NWR) station, keeping up with it can be incredibly beneficial to stay aware of weather updates in your area, especially hurricanes and storms! Unfortunately there are many reception issues that are associated...

Whether you’re a CB enthusiast or an enjoyer of police televison you’ve likely heard the “10” codes. These are used to represent common phrases, commonly utilized by law enforcement and CB radio transmissions. It was developed between 1937-1940 and later in 1974 was...

Generally speaking, the longer the antenna yields the greater amount of signal received, so why would we ever want to downsize it? In this article, we’ll cover reasons you may need to downsize your antenna length to get the maximum performance.  When...

Getting a new antenna in is always an exciting experience, but before you install it, there are some things to pay attention to! In this article we will cover some tips to remember when you have your new antenna.   Remember...

When it comes to personal radios, CB and Ham radio seem to dominate the market space with its broad options, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t others as well! In this article, we’ll discuss a couple other personal radio options that...

When it comes to radio systems in the US, Citizens Band (CB) and Amateur radio are the most popular and widespread, but what’s the difference? In this article we’ll compare and contrast CB and Ham radio and their uses!   In...

The history of CB radio is incredibly rich, growing in popularity in the US and continuing today through truckers, enthusiastic hobbyists, those enjoying the outdoors, and in all other sorts of activities! With such an amazing form of communication growing,...

Previously, we began discussing the history of American trucking, from technological developments to the birth of the American Trucking Associations (ATA) in 1933. In this last part, we’ll continue the history of trucking in America into the 21st century!   The interstate...

CB radio has been used by truckers to ease their routes for decades by communicating with each other, providing entertainment and information and being part of the larger story of American trucking. In this article, we’ll begin to discuss the history...