Recent content by Morris Yarnell

I have both, Ham and CB (hand held) also have a hh Ham that I used to monitor communication in the group before I got the license. Prefer Ham.

I bought mine without getting a sample, great buy.

Use of a rationalization can be used to justify anything. This no victim rationalization is just what many would use to say that what they do is OK no matter what law they wish to circumvent. Yet the word 'illegally' is exacting in its definition, it is illegal. It is probably true that no...

Perhaps my post was not fully cohesive. Please excuse my use of English and inability to quote properly a previous poster. I care and am qualified to operate HAM and have a license as well. There are a few that do not and just don't care. That was the direction of my short rant. As you say, help...

II just don't care. Same philosophy causes people to break any law that interferes with what they want and fosters the idea that if I don't get caught who cares? I am talking about Joshua Tree or any other National Park or place that they want to make a trail anywhere the they want. The test...

I find that I cannot get all the mud/dirt off and there is always a layer of dirt under it. Hardly rains enough to clean it. coin wash does the most but with a RR and a glass top it is never really clean. Can't seem to get it dry under the RR. After a few tries over the years I just gave up. A...

That is a very good system. If more thought like you it would lead to a pleasant getaway experience.

Wear your headphones please.

Just got my order in the mail. Thanks. It is a bit cold today for greasy repair work but soon to try it. Really doesn't smell, I like that.

Just tuned into this post. Really am interested in a sample and if still available please let me know. I am in Denver.

I have thought about it but is it really safe to do so? I am a bit nervous about over filling and possibility of over pressure.

I attach mine to the roof rack with wing nuts. The tank is secured to the platform with small 'U' bolts with one side removed. Wing nuts not shown in the pic.

Thanks for that. The pic is a good bit of scenery. Are there significant restrictions on camping or is it mostly dispersed and as you find it?

Looking for any information that might be available on the trail including complexity and conditions for possible adventure April 2019. I realize that conditions will most likely change after winter so I expect that. Not at all familiar with SE Utah, only Moab area so far. Thanks

Just got back from Nova Scotia and not prepped for a trip right away. Does sound like a great idea though. Maybe next time?