This is our last installment in this series. In the last two posts, CB Radio Supply has broken down some of the differences between mobile CB radios and handheld CB radios. Next up, let’s discuss base station CB radios. The...
CB Radio Supply is in the process of helping you break down the right CB radio for you. Last post we discussed the benefits of a mobile CB radio for your vehicle. Next up, let’s talk a bit about handheld...
The good news is CB Radio Supply is bound to have the perfect CB radio for you. Not sure which one that is? We can help. When considering CB radios, there are 3 types to choose from: mobile CB radios,...
Just over 60 years ago, on September 11th, 1958, the 27Mhz CB service was created. Commonly called the “Citizens Band,” there were only 23 channels at the time. 22 of those were from the former amateur radio service (11-meter band)....
This is our last part in the series on how to effectively communicate on a CB radio. If you would like to learn more CB radio tips, please see our previous CB radio blog posts or continue on to read...
Welcome back to our second post on how to effectively communicate on CB. Here are some more tips to share the airwaves. How do I break into a CB radio channel? Your initial break in will probably interrupt someone...
CB Radio Supply gets asked all the time about how to effectively communicate on CB and not step on other users. We have compiled a list of tips and frequently asked questions on CB radio usage just for you. ...
You’re all gassed up, installed your shiny new CB radio and did your radio check. It is finally time to get on that pavement. Before you go, make sure you are up on the top 10 CB Radio Lingo...
When it comes to CB radio 10 codes, everyone knows and uses the most popular 10-4: not just on CB radios, but also when talking in regular conversations. 10-4, meaning “OK,” “Message Received” or “Roger That,” is a quick way...
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