The old FCC issued cb call signs

[danmarjs]

I think my Dad's(RIP) was KNS-1927 . I think he got it in 1973 or 1974 .

 

[pizzaman]

mine was originally a 7Qxxxx then it was KNH8201 and was "the cloudskipped"

 

[TexasOutlaw]

My Dads was KDV4778, Gypsey Boy in Deer Park, Tx Local Channel 21. Shot alot of skip out the back room. Also used the handel Dusty Britches some. Man, I miss him and the times we had. RIP dad.

 

[KB9JNA]

My old call was KAOE0442 I went by the handle Double "S" between the 70's and 80's South West of Milwaukee Wi.
The 10 meter band is opening up again dust off your old radios.

Here is a list of some old CB call signs.

http://uticacommunicationscb.homestead.com/page5.html

 

[Crash_Ohio]

Old CB Licenses

That is the reason I jumped on this site, I remember my grandpa and a couple uncles having to fill out that paperwork and spending some decent money to get their CB licenses. They did it for something to do as family and a way to keep in contact with. Was fun!! Granpas' license I believe was KNN-2121. I don't remember what my uncles were. But grandpa played on an old Navaho CB. The same kind of radio I am playing on today!! I wish I could find that license. Would be fun just to call his old numbers out there again. Looking forward to being a part of this group. Sizeing up getting my "ham" ticket. My dad is Charles WB8LGA from Ohio.

 

[dieselburner]

KJT-6691 The one and only Chicken Choker - Livermore California. Double C. That was me in the 70's. Still have my jacket with my old handle on it for when we used to go to the "Breaks" (CB Parties). Tell you what, it was a lot of fun for everyone who was involved.

 

[Tucker442]

KSU-6347 White Whale from Central New Jersey, and Dover Delaware while in the Air Force

 

[Atlasta]

KYR-4486. As I recall the licensing fee was $5.00. Sometime later licenses were free and then eliminated altogether.

Wish I still had that photo of me at age 16, proudly displaying the license next to my TRC-30. It would make a nice addition to the shack today.

 

[Tucker442]

Atlasta when I first got into it it was 20 dollars for the license, being a teen freshman year of high school that was a lot or money, in 1967, I was making 35 bucks a week take home pay from my after school job, 30 of it mom took so it took me well over a month to get enough to send in my license and I think at the time you were supposed to be over 18 which I wasn't, I don't remember if I faked my birthdate or just sent it in, been awhile that's for sure

 

[fisjr]

KBGB 2698

 

[wa4gch]

Here is one of my early licenses.

 

[ww0w]

my Dad's was KAZC 7962. I used it as a kid. Still have the old 23 channel Kris 23+ tube CB he bought me, was using it a few days ago.

Dave
WW0W

 

[dieselburner]

I still have my Cobra 98 from the 70's. It's a tube set and I was Chicken Choker in Livermore, CA. KJT 6691.

 

[Mudfoot]

I still have my Cobra 98 from the 70's. It's a tube set and I was Chicken Choker in Livermore, CA. KJT 6691.

Ah, the good old 70's.

I choked my chicken a lot back then.

 

[wildchild455]

My first was KBB-6928 I renewed it and was issued the call KBVG-2198 soon after they dropped the license requirement