The California Highway Patrol doesn't let the fact that the citizen's band radio service -- also known as CB radio and dating back to the 1940s -- affect its decision to use it for CHP enforcement. Rather, the CHP still uses CB radio on a limited basis, generally as a complement in monitoring California's highways and responding to incidents.Friday, June 13, 2014
The California Highway Patrol doesn't let the fact that the citizen's band radio service -- also known as CB radio and dating back to the 1940s -- affect its decision to use it for CHP enforcement. Rather, the CHP still uses CB radio on a limited basis, generally as a complement in monitoring California's highways and responding to incidents.
Stray radio signals from CB radios can be a pain, as they interfere with a variety of devices including telephones, radios and televisions. Understanding what causes stray radio frequency (RF) interference is key to eliminate the problem. Stopping stray RF might be as simple as installing a filter or replacing the coaxial cable connecting the CB radio to the antenna.
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