If CB radios became popular again. What would your CB radio handle be?

I still have my cobra cam 32, the original cobra 25, the old vacuum tube Robyn, Many Royce radios, a nice old Tram radio still packed in its original box from 1973 with the receipt from Radio Shack and huge collection of D104's and silver eagles microphones

@HumanEarth I also have a cobra 148 mobile and a couple of radio shack mobiles that I can't remember the model numbers off hand at the moment

@HumanEarth I wish I still had my Royce Base station, my 1st radio I got back when I was 10

Sounds like I have a radio friend 😊

I'm really big into radios. I'm also amateur extra, hold a commercial radio license and have a broadcasting license (never did nothing much with broadcasting license, but I have it)

I love and live radio

@HumanEarth sold my d104 when I sold my heath kit sb104, wish I still had those too, I sill ahead my astatic 1104c and several 475 mobile mics

@HumanEarth I don't usually respond too much here, but when I see radio talk I can't resist 😂 I'm also an extra class amateur

A couple a radio nerds🤣🤣🤣🤣 on SW

They say we're a dying breed

@HumanEarth is there an Amateur Radio forum?

You know, I don't know

@HumanEarth I know quite a few younger hams( 30-40) that have gotten there licenses recently

The test is way easier now. Then when I took it back in the 80s

@HumanEarth yes, I started with novice and got up to advanced, and didn't get extra until 20+ years later when the code requirement was dropped

Do you still use a paper log book or do you do everything on-line?

I still do the classic paper log book and send out QSL cards with most contacts I make.

I even still send out QSL cards for CB radio when I make a skip contact

I have a special CB radio QSL card for CB radio

@HumanEarth I switched to using a computer log book in 2008, I use ham radio deluxe, I still send QSL cards, and I also had a CB one back in the day