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CB Slang / Technical Terms & Abbreviations
Almost all of these came from " trucker's ". As time goes bye some of these will be forgotten and new ones will be added.
Here is what I can remember and compiled from numerous sources :
CB Slang---
A kind of language occurring chiefly in casual and playful speech, made up typically of short-lived coinages and figures of speech that are deliberately used in place of
standard terms for added raciness, humor, irreverence, or other effect.
N
Nail it down---- (
Pinpoint or recollect.
)
Nap trap---- (
Motel or rest area.
)
Nature break---- (
Going to the bathroom.
)
Needie peaking---- (
Going fast.
)
Negative---- (
No.
)
Negative contact---- (
Station that fails to respond to call.
)
Negative copy---- (
Unable to understand message.
)
Negatore---- (
No.
)
Negatory---- (
No.
)
Neighbor---- (
Other truckers.
)
Negihorny---- (
Childish version of negitory.
)
Negitory---- (
No.
)
Neon,Freon,Ion Jockey---- (
Truck driver with many lights on his rig.
)
Net---- (
A group of people who meet at regular times on a specific frequency to share common interests, ie: The CEF Nets.
)
Newtown---- (
Cumbernauld-Glasgow,Scotland-UK.
)
New York Tags---- (
New York-USA-license plates ( also, California-USA- or any other state tags).
)
Nickel Channel---- (
Channel five.
)
Nickel City---- (
Buffalo,New York-USA.
)
Nickel's worth---- (
FCC time limit, 5 minutes.
)
Night crawlers---- (
Many police in the area.
)
Nine---- (
Repeat last.
)
Niner---- (
Emergency(Channel 9).
)
1980 Cadillac---- (
Junk hauler.
)
Nine-to-five---- (
Day workers.
)
Ninety fifth street---- (
I95 .
)
Ninety weight---- (
Liquor.
)
Nix---- (
No.
)
Nodamene?---- (
Do you understand what I am saying? (right? works here too ).
)
Nobody knows where the teddy bear goes---- (
Police constantly changing direction.
)
Nodding off ---- (
Getting tired..
)
Nod out---- (
Sleep.
)
No doubt---- (
The truth of your last statement is undeniable.
)
No ears---- (
Car without CB.
)
Non-typing secretary---- (
Capitol Hill prostitute.
)
Northbounder---- (
Person heading north.
)
Nosediver---- (
Trailer resting on nose.
)
Nothing but a white line and a green light---- (
All clear ahead.
)
Numbers---- (
Best wishes. "3’s and 8’s", also, used on SSB – "What are your numbers?" (call numbers).
)
Technical Terms & Abbreviations---
Means practical knowledge on electrical systems including installing, maintaining, operating, or repairing electrical equipment.
NB---- (
Noise Blanker, a function that reduces pilse-tpe noises; narrow band.
)
NBFM---- (
Narrow Band FM.
)
Negative---- (
No, incorrect.
)
Negative copy---- (
Unsuccessful transmission.
)
Negative Feedback---- (
The process in which a portion of the amplifier Output is returned to the
Input, 180ch{deg out of phase with the Input signal.
)
New Zealand BAND----(
New Zealand has it's own 40 channels, not on 27MHz at all. (26.330 - 26.770)
As far as I know it's AM/FM/SSB operation .
)
Ni-Cad---- (
Nickel Cadmium.
)
Ni-MH---- (
Nickel-Metal-Hydride.
)
Noise Blanker---- (
Circuit to reduce receiver noise.
)
Noise Bridge---- (
A test instrument used to determine the impedance of an antenna system.
)
Noise level---- (
Level at which no voice is heard, only static.
)
Noise Limiter---- (
Another noise reduction circuit. This reduces impluse type noise.
)
NR---- (
Noise Reduction--DSP feature that reduces unwanted signal noise.
)
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