Cb Radio facts
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James Earl Jones “once” used a CB radio to talk to truckers in his Darth Vader voice and used Darth as his handle. He stopped because the truckers “totally freaked out.”
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James earl jones once traveled across the us and used his legendary darth vader voice to talk to truck drivers on his cb radio .
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James earl jones once traveled across the us and used his legendary darth vader voice to talk to truck drivers on his cb radio .
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James Earl Jones once used the handle “Darth Vader” while travelling across the country and spoke, in character, to truck drivers on the CB radio. Apparently, the drivers would really freak out so he stopped doing it.
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James Earl Jones drove cross-country and used Darth as his handle on the CB radio. The truck drivers would really freak out
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James Earl Jones used to use Darth Vader as a CB radio handle while traveling cross country and spoke in character. "The truck drivers would really freak out — for them, it was Darth Vader. I had to stop doing that."
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In the 1930s and 40s an inventor named Alfred Gross created and patented the walkie-talkie, CB radio, pagers, and the cordless telephone. However, his patents expired before the technologies were adopted by industry and he never made any money from them.
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Radio pirates in Brazil have been using US Navy satellites as their own personal CB radio network
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The CB radio dialogue in "Smokey and the Bandit" was based on real trucker CB slang
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Chip Davis of Mannheim Steamroller cowrote "Convoy", the 1970s Trucker song that helped popularize CB Radios.
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There is a competition called the 'Keydown' to see whose CB radio can over power the others.
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CB radio slang for Boston is "beantown," and Atlanta is "Hotlanta," but for my home town of Chicago it's "Pizza and Murder"
