Correct. Tune to that channel and enter the CTCSS Tone. Depending on the radio you may need to make sure it's set for repeater operation. It transmits on a different frequency than the channel frequency for repeaters.
If it says "Open System" in the repeater info on MyGMRS.com there's no...
Not going to reach it with a mountain between you. Line of sight and all. Otherwise, being UHF it would work like a HAM radio repeater...dependent on terrain, elevation, and transmit power. Try to hit it from the top of that mountain.
Most new GMRS radios from Midland and BTECH are repeater capable. Yes GMRS Repeaters exist. Check out MyGMRS.com and search your area to see if there are any local, or search where your trip is headed. This is the only GMRS database that I know of. If someone else knows of another, please...
Most everyone I wheel with uses ViAir. Best bang for your buck. Inexpensive and a reliable little workhorse. The higher models just get it filled quicker. No real need for that. I've seen the 88 air up 3 trucks in a row without breaking a sweat.
I've been there. They have trails for all levels of experience. If you don't want red dirt stains on something, don't take it. I have pants that are now "Camp Only" because of this place. I would head out there, but I'll be at Hidden Falls Adventure Park this weekend.
Hamstudy.org is a good practice site. Free and covers all possible test questions. The Ham that runs it also has signalstuff.com where he makes ans sells some of the best HT antennas.
Ryan K4TXN here...(General Class)
I'll have to check out the OB net via echolink or DMR with my Pi-Star hotspot.
Run a Yaesu FTM-400 XDR in the Tacoma with NMO drilled in the roof. Need to replace a board in the Icom IC-7000 to get it back in with the Little Tarheel HP.
I play with D-Star...
I have a bit of a collection, but my most used:
EDC folding knives...
Chris Reeve Sebenza 21
Benchmade Freek with custom scales. Original scales had textured rubber, and made it a pain in the butt to put back in your pocket. It was as if the knife was grabbing on to everything it could for...
I picked up some sliders from Shrockworks about a month ago. Took them 6 weeks to make. Not sure what lead time is on anything else, but that was rather quick.
Meet "Blanche".
She's pretty in a tough way, but some may think she's ugly.
She's tough enough to take anything you throw at it, but humble enough to take care of me.
She's a bit bold, and doesn't mind standing out in the crowd.
She doesn't mind being functional (off-road and dirty), but likes...
Ryan here, in Huntsville, TX Love camping and outdoors, and am now getting back into it a bit more. My rig basics are covered in the member introduction post here.
Interested in finding out what scenic routes there are in the area, and where to go throughout the state. I use the GAIA GPS...
1) Picture! If you have a rig, we want to see it!
2) Location (General area is fine)
Huntsville, TX (East Texas) Along I 45 between Houston and Dallas.
3) Rig (Year, Make, Model, etc.)
Basics:
2018 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4X4 (no lockers)
32" BFG KO2 (put on before lift) plan on upsizing.
3" OME...
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