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Ham radio is probably NOT a good choice for you until you learn a bit
more about radio and electronics. Ham radio requires studying and tests to gain a license. CB does not require a license, and you can use it immediately, it is not at all a waste of time. CB is a good stepping stone. Not all folks that buy a CB even stay in radio. If you like it then ham is the next step. I would suggest a CB that also has SSB, and also a good antenna. Sideband radios are generally better radios overall. It would help if pointers to "a good antenna" were posted. How about: o The bigger the better o Holes instead of magnets o Center is better then edges Ham radio is fine, but its a whole different animal and can't be compared to CB. But people are still people and you'll get bad apples in every group. |
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