From: (No=A0No=A0Not=A0George)
"Johnny V. Mullins" wrote in message
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I know, but it's not a perfect world. I'm just going the way the hobby
has gone since I got my license "KRM 4433" in '65 !! Most replies to my
original post deal with what causes bleed .... Hell .... we all know
what causes it, especially after 40 years of playing with radios. I'm
just seeing what receivers deal with the mess out there better.
If communication is important, I use different a method . C.B.on 27 MHZ
isn't considered important enough to require a license any more. I'll go
back 3 1/2 watts and a 20 ft' antenna height and use my call sign when
C.B. goes back it's intended purpose :-) and BWT : ..... As I remember
it, That was pretty boring :-(
Johnny

OK next time I am in your neighborhood I will

take your car from you.


LOL......not in Fl you won't. We have more guns than any state in the
country.
Besides, that would take a face to face with a real live
human,,something you could neer muster.

Well, I've had the 2510 for a week .......... It was a cherry. I opened 27
mhz. ........ I like the radio so far.
The radio seems to handle the bleed-over pretty well, but not as well as I
expected from the replies to my original post :-(
I'll probably be doing some of the many "tricks" that are posted on the net
for it.

Johnny

"Johnny V. Mullins" wrote in message
.. .
OK. Thanks group. After reading a lot, I've ordered a 2510.........

Johnny


wrote in message
om...
Which 10/11 meter mobile type CB radios offers "VERY GOOD" bleed-over
rejection ????

Johnny