Re: English Speaking Cb'ers?
Postitatud: E Veebr 04, 2013 11:58 pm
I'll be listening tomorrow at 1200 or what time will you be on the air?
CB Foorum
Kõigile, kellel on midagi pistmist CB jaamadega ja raadioamatörismiga
https://kilbimeister.ee/cbfoorum/
English Speaking Cb'ers?
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Re: English Speaking Cb'ers?
Postitatud: T Veebr 05, 2013 8:23 am
Today at 12.00 ill will be in centre and will issue calls....
Re: English Speaking Cb'ers?
Postitatud: T Veebr 05, 2013 12:08 pm
I'm listening and there are also some other correspondents listening but can't hear you. So if you are calling then there must be something wrong with your setup. Did you hear anyone ?
Re: English Speaking Cb'ers?
Postitatud: T Veebr 05, 2013 12:27 pm
Just got back inside... Couldn't listen to anyone. Will start again at 13.00 and will drive to centre of town once again.
If anyone would be listening i will apreciate.
If anyone would be listening i will apreciate.
Re: English Speaking Cb'ers?
Postitatud: T Veebr 05, 2013 1:27 pm
Planetarius: the program I was talking about on the radio is:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.waze
But still don't throw away your CB because it's growing slowly stronger and stronger here. Most CB base station users (23FM) are working on day time and they will be on the air at evenings.
Some of the old timers might not know englist so well so they don't answer but as you said you also know estonian language a bit, so I recoment to call in estonian language and then transfer to english
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.waze
But still don't throw away your CB because it's growing slowly stronger and stronger here. Most CB base station users (23FM) are working on day time and they will be on the air at evenings.
Some of the old timers might not know englist so well so they don't answer but as you said you also know estonian language a bit, so I recoment to call in estonian language and then transfer to english
Re: English Speaking Cb'ers?
Postitatud: T Veebr 05, 2013 2:01 pm
Hello,
I wonder what is your equipment setup e.g what is your frequency for CH23.
Could there be the case of different Euro channeling type?
For quick look
http://www.scorpiontechnology.ie/images ... _chart.jpg
Depends on where you purchased your rig, it could be using different channel grid from what is used in Estonia.
Can you check if it is EU or not?
P.S For traffic conditions and congestions use Waze. Also available in AppStore
I wonder what is your equipment setup e.g what is your frequency for CH23.
Could there be the case of different Euro channeling type?
For quick look
http://www.scorpiontechnology.ie/images ... _chart.jpg
Depends on where you purchased your rig, it could be using different channel grid from what is used in Estonia.
Can you check if it is EU or not?
P.S For traffic conditions and congestions use Waze. Also available in AppStore
Re: English Speaking Cb'ers?
Postitatud: L Veebr 09, 2013 10:25 am
Well, i found the reason of my problems.
My car runs a very specific electronic module that, even when not operating, produces interference around the same frequencies as the CB radio.
The radio is EU, the car is US...
A new module is on the way from the US and within a few days i should have it fixed...
Huge thanks to all of you who took time to look into my problem and tried to help...
Regarding the Waze app, i am trying it out, and surely useful inside town, I'm not so sure if it will be the same on the road, as it uses data connection all the time, and while in roaming for sure it will be an expensive way to get info.
And yes, I'm not getting rid of my radio. Although its a shame that in Estonia CB is not as popular among drivers, it is still hugely useful on the road, and even on a emergency case, where networks may be down.
My car runs a very specific electronic module that, even when not operating, produces interference around the same frequencies as the CB radio.
The radio is EU, the car is US...
A new module is on the way from the US and within a few days i should have it fixed...
Huge thanks to all of you who took time to look into my problem and tried to help...
Regarding the Waze app, i am trying it out, and surely useful inside town, I'm not so sure if it will be the same on the road, as it uses data connection all the time, and while in roaming for sure it will be an expensive way to get info.
And yes, I'm not getting rid of my radio. Although its a shame that in Estonia CB is not as popular among drivers, it is still hugely useful on the road, and even on a emergency case, where networks may be down.