[TurtleShroom]

Wirelessly posted


Just a random query:

Is it possible for a Blackberry, or any kind of phone at all, to pick up the Citizen's Band (CB) frequency, like the one used by truckers? CB frequencies range from 1-23 standard, and 1-40 on deluxe models. Is there some kind of program/hack etc. that can accomplish that? I know Walkie-Talkies can pick them up by accident, what about cell phones?

I'm just curious. I don't really have a use for it, but someone may!

I use an 8310 BB phone.

[Sith_Apprentice]

It is very unlikely this will be put into a cell phone.

[imprttuner88]

I would have never even thought of something like this.........interesting, albeit useless I would imagine.

Maybe watched too much Smokey and the Bandit this weekend?

[Sith_Apprentice]

Can you imagine how badly this would destroy your battery?

[TroyDBrown]

10 4 Good Buddy

[greggebhardt]

Cb is in the 27Mhz or 11 meter bad and I can not see how there is anything that you could do to pick it up on a cell phone.

[MBW]

If it's very, very important to you, you can create a one-piece solution with a small handheld CB transceiver, a BlackBerry and two large rubber bands.

[g4rr3tt]

Originally Posted by MBW

..you can create a one-piece solution with a small handheld CB transceiver, a BlackBerry and two large rubber bands.

[gbnemail07]

hey maybe turtleshroom is really chris hanson and wants to try and pick up sexual predators chatting through radio.