European usage

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Speedy007
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Hi guys, apologies if this is somewhere on the forums.. knowing my luck probably gone past it when searching :roll:

A group of us from the MG club are going to be a doing a tour of Europe in September and convinced the guys to use CB's as those handheld walkie talkie radios are a bit naff at anything more then a stones throw.

I know Belgium you arn't allowed to use the CB but are there any other countries that frown on it or not allowed please? Don't really fancy getting into trouble with the foreign old bill lol! Myself own a Midland alan 48 so have the EU/EC channel selection - What is the difference btw? But have advised to get the starter pack from Thunderpole as the Thunderpole T-1000 has that capability.

Many thanks peoples! :D

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I just scanned this from my CB manual.

http://i55.tinypic.com/eijw4x.jpg

Hope it helps.
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Many thanks Steve! Thats brilliant, i assume with something like Belgium where it says license required as a visiting passer through we should be fine? Doesn't matter if not, we'll only be skipping through it for a short while anyway so can switch off or go via France to Germany :D
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not heard of any agro abroad recently dutch had a spell about 10 years since of stoping lorry drivers then it whent to italy but not heard any complaints for the last couple a years so you should be ok in europe as long as you dont park on the coppers foot while on the rig

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