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How can i pirate radio on 11 Meters?

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cmradio:

--- Quote from: Dxer92 on September 28, 2011, 2055 UTC ---Lol you mean the FCC or people that are on the cb and get mad at you for pirating on 11 M?  

Well how did you pirate on 11 M? I only broadcast for a half hour or a hour at the most.

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Other CB'ers.

Our foxhunts (hide a transmitter, people try and find it) could last only 15 minutes with a poorly hidden TX. Half hour is about 20 minutes too long from a base station.



--- Quote --- It is all ready to go I am on 26.065 (Channel 1 on a CB.) I come in through the whole tri state pretty clear.
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Four channels you want to avoid broadcasting on CB:

1 and 19 (calling/travellers en-route channels)
9 (still used for emergency in areas with no cell service)
23 (can still be pre-empted for special events)

Peace!

Dxer92:
Oh ok thanks. Yeah I will stay away from channel 1 then. 26.065 instead i will go up to channel 35. 27.355 I think it is.

Dxer92:
Besides, when skip comes up channel 35 (27.355) is killer on skip not locals though only for like areas like Tennessee and down south. I should pick up some decent skip there.  :)

moof:
CB channels...like they say...drivers DFing you and yellin ITS THE GUY IN THE RED TRUCK BLOWIN 4 PILS AND A YELLIN AT US and such within minutes.  Plus there are a zillion low power CBs making for a noise filled band.  You won't do much without hundreds of watts and a big base antenna. 
10 meters though is much clearer and chance of covering hundreds of miles is good with just tens of watts.  Don't even try a CB channel.  You just won't get out unless you become one of those crazy channel 6 southern guys and that would cost a lot of money.

Dxer92:
Ok the radio that I have is modified and the modulation has been turned to 100%. Plus the antenna that I have is a big base antenna. 10 meters huh? Hmm.....

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