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Is Cb Radio Dead. We don’t have the same number of users as the 1970s and 1980s, but the band is far from having its obituary. They are being kept alive by those of us who like to keep a souvenir of a time when technology wasn’t threatening us. Cb radio will always appear to be dead (like ham radio 146.520 simplex) if drivers travel to and fro merely listening, never picking. Remember, in 1978 there were no handheld cell phones, no frs radios, no twitter, no facebook, in no world wide web. Cb may not be the craze it once was. Cb radios aren’t dead yet. The one good point to come from cb is that it introduced folk to ham radio which had been dying a death due to it's 'exclusivity' and crazily over priced equipment. In the past, truckers often used cb radios as a way to communicate everything from where “smokey” was hiding and waiting to hand out speeding tickets, to the location of accidents on the road, to complaints about their companies, marriage woes, and more. Today there are more ways to communicate than most people have time for.

In the past, truckers often used cb radios as a way to communicate everything from where “smokey” was hiding and waiting to hand out speeding tickets, to the location of accidents on the road, to complaints about their companies, marriage woes, and more. Cb may not be the craze it once was. We don’t have the same number of users as the 1970s and 1980s, but the band is far from having its obituary. They are being kept alive by those of us who like to keep a souvenir of a time when technology wasn’t threatening us. The one good point to come from cb is that it introduced folk to ham radio which had been dying a death due to it's 'exclusivity' and crazily over priced equipment. Cb radio will always appear to be dead (like ham radio 146.520 simplex) if drivers travel to and fro merely listening, never picking. Remember, in 1978 there were no handheld cell phones, no frs radios, no twitter, no facebook, in no world wide web. Today there are more ways to communicate than most people have time for. Cb radios aren’t dead yet.

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Is Cb Radio Dead In the past, truckers often used cb radios as a way to communicate everything from where “smokey” was hiding and waiting to hand out speeding tickets, to the location of accidents on the road, to complaints about their companies, marriage woes, and more. Cb radio will always appear to be dead (like ham radio 146.520 simplex) if drivers travel to and fro merely listening, never picking. We don’t have the same number of users as the 1970s and 1980s, but the band is far from having its obituary. The one good point to come from cb is that it introduced folk to ham radio which had been dying a death due to it's 'exclusivity' and crazily over priced equipment. They are being kept alive by those of us who like to keep a souvenir of a time when technology wasn’t threatening us. Remember, in 1978 there were no handheld cell phones, no frs radios, no twitter, no facebook, in no world wide web. In the past, truckers often used cb radios as a way to communicate everything from where “smokey” was hiding and waiting to hand out speeding tickets, to the location of accidents on the road, to complaints about their companies, marriage woes, and more. Cb radios aren’t dead yet. Today there are more ways to communicate than most people have time for. Cb may not be the craze it once was.