This is how dangerous running high watts is !!!!

[Silverado 996]

I hear ya, at least it sounds like your on the right track on a personal level and with the CB stuff. I was into CB's back in high school in the 90's. My dad got me back into it a little over a year ago. I had no idea about the other side of CB... Amp's and what not. I'm planning on having my dad peak & tune a DX 949 for me when I get one. It's crazy, the things that can be done to radio to make them hot and blow smoke. Geez...just look at the antenna market these days compared to the 90's, it's mind blowing.

[619 NJ]

I hear ya man! I'm almost 32 and I've been in and out of radio since I was 8 years old. I never knew about the "dark side" until about 5 years ago myself. The whole lack of Internet and anyone around me who was knowledgeable about these things. But I picked up a lot in a short time, and I do enjoy the shit outta this hobby. I used to have a 1990 Cadillac that I pucked the roof of, with a cavalcade of different antennas, amps and radios. That install worked very well for me. The car talked all over the place, but the install wasn't the cleanest and I kept changing shit around all the time. Now I know what I like, I know the right way to build the vehicle, or at least the right direction to head in, and most importantly I have the patience to do it correctly. And on a personal note, find yourself a factory refurb 959, spend the money, the freq counter is worth it, and send it to Nickybots. I can get you in touch with him. His rates are great and his work is awesome. What he did to my 919 is nothing compared to what he can do with a 959.

[Silverado 996]

619 whats up? Haven't seen you active in a long time. How's the Yellin' Yukon doing?

[richardk734]

Wow cool stuff

[richardk734]

Wow cool stucf

[richardk734]

I like cb radios . Hope u all like them too.

[richardk734]

I live in Nebraska. I follow the locals out here.

[richardk734]

It gets cold in Nebraska. I use up a good cb radio system.