"""Silent Keys and Friends Remembered from the CB radio""""

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Griff wrote:Like many, I will be at my radio at midnight to celebrate the new regulations.

I won't be transmitting till 12:01. I minute for the silent keys who didn't get to see this day. :shh:
hats off to you Griff...... nice gesture :clap:
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Phoenix wrote:
Griff wrote:Like many, I will be at my radio at midnight to celebrate the new regulations.

I won't be transmitting till 12:01. I minute for the silent keys who didn't get to see this day. :shh:
hats off to you Griff...... nice gesture :clap:
Yeah, that's got to be the nicest post I've seen for years.

I've moved a long way from my CB 'hometown', so I have no way of knowing, but I suppose a good few must have left us by now.
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I'm sure that if all those good CB & Ham ops had been around today to see legalisation of AM/SSB transmissions on CB they would have loved it!! RIP.
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Just a quick note, found out recently that Bill from Bill Quay in Gateshead passed away, he was a member of the November Echo CB radio club in Gateshead.
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Bill [Blackbird 2] passed away last night at the age of 99, Often found chatting on channel 27 most evenings, Even at 99 still lived at his own home and would still go to the shops each morning for his bread and milk etc.

He would have turned 100 feb or march i forget which

R.I.P Bill.
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damn shame that Nick...99 and was still on the air..!!

recent deatchs in Nottingham

Tony 'bilborough' a few months back.
Tony Rifleman a well know CBer from days gone by.

not a lot of the real Nottingham CBers left, the characters the ones people will always remember..
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26-TM-044 – Alan (Silversurfer), Kent, Passed away last week aged 82.
Alan was one of the nicest and kindest gents I knew, he was only here at this qth earlier in the year for a visit.

RIP Alan... sorely missed :cry:

Would the TM staff be kind enough to amend the Tango Mike members list to Silent Key for Alan... many thanks.

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A Big shame to Leicestershire CB Radio operators and DX operators out there another one of the Goldie Oldie CB'er gone to the CB Haven.
Brian Baker from Melton Mowbray Passed away a few weeks ago.

A CB'er that loved anything American you could chat about all different subjects with him he wasn't abusive to anyone and he loved SSB DX-ing...
A CB Operator that put a Good light on the CB Radio...
Farewell Brian & RIP........
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stephen wrote:Here is some of my good friends that were on the cb and there all missed

but one day i will join them in breakers heaven.


Ian the Mighty Atom R.I.P. Missed but not forgotten

Jimmy Shifter R.I.P.Gone but will never be forgotten

Denver Express My Dad Missed all the time R.I.P.

Jim The Mad Axeman Big Man a big miss R.I.P.

Vicky Amber Miss your strong voice R.I.P.

All these good friends of mine had some very good dx days all but never forgotten :(

Stephen

Is that the Mighty Atom from Wooler? I used to speak regulary to the Mighty Atom from Wooler and the Mad Axe Man in around 1993, I was based Near Kelso, Coldstream at the time.

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:( Rip Piper PM17 from Stratford upon avon . I heard about his demise the other day and I have been meaning to write this since

Pete was a real character back in the early 1980s on CB and among other things collected radios . He was my friend and he was only 50 YO such a young age to go

:| If I think about it I can still remember his distinctive voice it just does not seem possible that he has gone

Rip Pete one day we will meet again
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R.I.P Lt Pidgeon ( Ian ) well known in these parts for his eccentricities.
Passed away in November. Lost his battle with the big C.
All his radio gear ( and there's shed's loads ) will be sold soon to help his 80+year old mum.
But i can't post/sell for others on this site.
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SgtBilko302 wrote:R.I.P Lt Pidgeon ( Ian ) well known in these parts for his eccentricities.
Passed away in November. Lost his battle with the big C.
All his radio gear ( and there's shed's loads ) will be sold soon to help his 80+year old mum.
But i can't post/sell for others on this site.
^What he said^,sadly Ian's mum passed away recently aswell,but at least his radio gear is still going to be used and his memory will still live on,especially on air,and all the money raised will help his remaining family at this sad time.
Plenty are talking worldwide on 27.555 usb,
Some are too far up their own @rse to admit it,
Many happen to know otherwise dx-ing test free,
Showing a complete lack of respect for the law.

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A sad day.... I've just found out a local breaker, handle Ever ready first personal Bernard from Deal in Kent has sadly passed away.

My thoughts and prayers are with his Family and Friend.
I have many happy memories of chats with Burnard going back more than 10 years. He will be sadly missed by many breakers he knew over the years.

RIP Bernard "Ever Ready"
CB call. Shipwreck.
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Biker Buddy of mine, Whitby Mick, died in the Didcot power station collapse yesterday.

I got the sad news this morning. Teesside has lost a great guy.
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andymuza wrote:Biker Buddy of mine, Whitby Mick, died in the Didcot power station collapse yesterday.

I got the sad news this morning. Teesside has lost a great guy.
Sorry to hear that mate..............
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