CB'ers in Ireland.

[TheFarrier]

Could be a problem here too tho, as I'm hearing very little activity on channel 19.

[TheFarrier]

You on to give it another crack this week some stage lad??

[MrFendt]

I have posted a question on another thread you started, if I am told my radio won't work here, I'll buy the one I have been looking at and I'll let ya know, hope to talk soon lad

[MrFendt]

Well lad, I hope to be getting and fitting a cobra 19 DX IV EU tomorrow, hope to be on the airwaves at about 6pm onwards, what rig do you have ? What band is most common here in Ireland.

[TheFarrier]

Iv got a TTI TCB 660, so far as I hear euro AM is the most common in Ireland, but I'm getting a much clearer signal from my mates when were all on euro FM. Better range too. Ill be back up around trim next, ill give you a shout on here.

[MrFendt]

That's sound, got my new rig this evening, sure let me know when Ur back up and I'll be on the air

[TheFarrier]

Will do lad, best of luck with the new rug

[TheFarrier]

I'm back up round your neck of the woods, lad, maybe try pin down a time this week.

Actually I'm around until 9pm tonight if your up for it

[MrFendt]

Yeah, might give it a go tonight, are u on the trim road at 9pm ?

[MrFendt]

Say channel 5 on the Fm as the output is 4 watts on fm compared to 1 watt on am ( it will give us the best chance of hearing each other )

[TheFarrier]

Will be lad, ill be pulled into kiltale service station.

[MrFendt]

Well lad, how's things, wanna give the cb's another go, I've got a better aerial now so it should be better

[TheFarrier]

Ya lad, I'd be up for another go at it some evening alright,

[Paff]

Don't matter if you use FM or AM. 1w AM is there or thereabouts the same as the FM due to how AM works...

[MrFendt]

Well, I'm home for the weekend, just wondering if you wanted to give the cb's another go, I also travel the motorway from naas to limerick every Friday and Sunday if your ever on it.