My name is Wade. I work for a company that manufactures oilfield equipment, and I work in the stockroom. I like my job, and it provides me with a good living.
In regards to cb radios, in 1979, I started out with a three channel handheld from Radio Shack. In 1980, I bought a 40 channel Roadtalker from Sears, a 5/8 wave Crossbow antenna from Radio Shack and my friend's dad made me a power supply. In 1998, I bought a Cobra 148F GTL DX+ and became involved with sideband.
On 1/14/00, I formed the Sierra Fox Dx Group. I started out with about 12 people in Oklahoma. Now, I have over 940 members in 45 divisions. I have a lot of fun with the group, and look forward to many great things in the future.
I'm part of other clubs too. My call signs are: CB009, WW009, EA009, CN009 and HT4125.
I have my own site ring. It's called The Mud Duck SiteRing. If you have a webpage that is cb, freeband or ham related, you're welcome to add your site. Also, I use to own the Sooner Cb Net Ring, but I shut that down on 07/02/09.
If you like top site lists, I own the Q5 11 Meter Radio Top Sites list. This is a top sites list for 11 meter radio sites.
I use to own the Cq 11 Meter Banner Exchange. It was a pain in the ass to operate, because I used my own code instead of using a program to do everything for me.
Well, I guess I had to do it again, so I started the 11 Meter Radio Banner Exchange in January 2006, which is a private banner exchange. This program is easier to operate than my previous banner exchange.
In regards to the equipment I use in my shack, I have a RCI 2950DX, Varmint XL-50 amp, Para Dynamics PDC300 meter and a Radio Shack 10 amp power supply. In my truck, I use a RCI 2950DX radio and a Wilson 1000 antenna.
