Jack---- ( CB term of affection, like "good buddy". )

Jack-a-lantern---- ( Schneider owner operator trucks "Cut out a little different" . )

Jacking it around---- ( Bamking a round a curve. )

Jack it up---- ( Speed up. )

Jackpot---- ( when police lights are flashing. "Looks like someone hit the jackpot". )

Jackrabbit ---- ( Poilce; speeder. )

Jail bait---- ( Girl who hasn't reached majority; a young girl ( usually meaning to young to bleed & breed ). )

Jam---- ( Deliberately interfere with another station. )

Jamboree---- ( Gathering of CB'ers; A CB jamboree is an event planned by CB'ers, and usually includes entertainment, door prizes, food, refreshments and CB displays. )

Jam Butty/Sandwich---- ( Motorway patrol Police car (red stripe along side of white vehicle). )

Japanese toy---- ( CB radio. )

Jargon---- ( CB lingo. )

Java---- ( Coffee. )

Jaw jacking---- ( Talking. )

Jewelry---- ( Lights on truck. )

Jewelry---- ( Tire chains or cables. )

Jimmy---- ( Same as hillybilly wagon; also, type of truck. )

Jimmy's Place---- ( Plains,Georgia-USA. )

Jingle---- ( CB or telephone contact. )

Jive---- ( Kid around. )

Jock strap---- ( Heavy duty suspension. )

John Law---- ( Police. )

Johnny Law---- ( Police. )

J Town---- ( Jackson,Tennessee-USA. )

J Trail---- ( CB Jamboree season (see jamboree). )

Juice---- ( Automotive fuel. )

Juke joint---- ( Small, inexpensive eating or drinking place; truck stop. )

Jump down---- ( Switching to lower channel. )

Jumped the pin---- ( In complete coupling device. )

Jump up---- ( Go to higher channel. )

Jump the tracks---- ( Transmitting over four watts output. )

Junk buzzard---- ( Bum of bums; dregs of bum society. )

Junkyard---- ( Place of employment. )

Junvenile delinquent---- ( Someone prtending to be a truck driver. )

Japan Band---- ( Japan has 3 radio bands that do not require licenses. Two of them are limited to
extremely short-range use because of low power limits. The other, with maximum power output of 5 watts, is more like CB as
it is known in North America, Europe and Australia.--
8 Channels (26.968 - 27.144 AM) (no SSB) Maximum power 0.5W
Channels 1-8 on 26.968, 26.967, 27.040, 27.080, 27.088, 27.112, 27.120, and 27.144--
9 channels with 12.5 kHz spacing (422.200 - 422.300 FM)--
Specific Low Power Radio", also known as "UHF CB" maximum power 0.01W (10mW)--
158 channels with 12.5 kHz spacing (903.0125-904.9875 FM)--
"Personal Radio" maximum power 5W . )

Jargon---- ( CB or Ham lingo. )

J pole---- ( A mechanically modified version of the zepp (zeppelin) antenna. It consists of a half-wavelength
radiator fed by a quarter-wave matching stub. This antenna does not require the ground plane that ¼-wave antennas do to work properly. )

Junction Diode---- ( AN electric component formed by placing a layer of N-type
semiconductor material next to a layer of P-type material. Diodes allow current to flow in one direction Only. )

Jury rig ---- ( Fix in an unorthodox manner. )

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