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Easiest amateur radio equipment setup I have ever done

I listen the WX station on my radios

Depends on where you are located…

I don’t want/need another inflatable… I have several to choose from. Inflatables are fine for a float trip, but when on the move and I see a body of water where the fish are jumping, I need to get out there right now… not 20 minutes later… and then when it’s time to come back to shore another...

I want to get either a canoe or a kayak. I’m not sure which way I will go yet… probably kayak just because they are more maneuverable for floating solo.

Fishing Bishop Lake, Kal Kellog has all the info… check out FishHuntShoot Productions on YouTube. He is a local fishing guide in the area and has a lot of tips and tricks on what works and doesn’t work when fishing the Sierra Nevadas.

^^^ I was going to say the same thing^^^ Also RT Systems and Chirp have the ability to upload repeaters by area and route by selecting import from “your repeater source like RepeaterBook “ and then selecting the options for repeaters along your route. Why do you want internet connected repeaters?

On the website or on app (OB1)? On the app you can view both at the same time. The app is getting updated more frequently with features than the web portal. By the way this should be a support issue. Scroll to the bottom of the forums, General Support is the last forum listed.

When I had my 2000 Ram 2500, I did two things… first I tapped into the 7 pin trailer harness to pull both battery power and switched power. Battery power went to one LED light at the cab side of my topper to shine towards the tailgate. The Switched feed activated a solenoid for charging my...

I love my Lido Mounts. They offer both vehicle specific mounts as well as universal mounts for everything from cell phones to gps devices to amateur radio.

Depends on where you are at. Out here most clubs are requiring General license and a 12m transceiver.

It’s usually posted right here… the first Friday of each month is Novice Day… which means open topic for those new to either amateur radio, overlanding, or both to ask questions to the group. The rest of the time there will be an agenda posted in this thread. Sorry guys that I haven’t been...

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Uninstall the app from the Galaxy Tab and reinstall. That is a very old version of the app.

I have several learning disabilities, but was able to get my Tech license with just 5 days of studying. I missed General by one question that day. I went back the next month without studying and got my general license, and am now studying like crazy for my extra. I love learning this newer hobby.

You can’t use your UV5R to talk into the net… to use an HT, you need a DMR/YSF capable radio and a hot spot… UNLESS you have a local Echolink node on a repeater and the owner of the repeater WILL allow you to link the node to White Mountain Repeater Assocaition. I have a local Echolink node...

Same chains I run as well.

GMRS is limited to less than 100 miles in real world range, CB can have world wide propagation when working skip, but reliability is nil. Amateur Radio reliable world wide propagation. I can work the whole Northwest on 80m using the proper antenna configuration, or I can run a different...

We are running 285/75r16’s on our 2004 4Runner without a lift. Very small amount of rub at full lock, but none on compression.