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We have been looking at the sit on top fishing Yaks... with the changes of boating laws here in Oregon, we won’t be taking the inflatables any more... even a one person raft has to be registered now.

@Jim SoG can you look into this

Depends on where I’m going... i take inflatables if I’m going to the high lakes, my aluminum boat if heading to the Snake, if no water, then the crafts stay home.

Ship from HRO to your home in Kennewick... then have wife send it to you... I’m sorry you haven’t made a contact yet... I have already made several contacts, quite a few of those more than once... Look up the repeaters close to you, and see if there is a “Rag Chew” net scheduled for any of the...

So now what does the eBay seller have to say? can you send the radio into HRO for repairs?

I was in the same boat for many months.... GRMS, HAM.. HAM, GRMS... back and forth back and forth... two things stuck with me as I did my research... 1, GRMS repeaters are few and far between here. 2, the way repeater systems work that unless you are on digital your signal only bounces so many...

I’m looking into a little hand held... was going to skip it... but it might fit my needs better than a dual band mobile rig... I’m thinking I need a better “Base Station” rig than my FT-2900... it’s a great radio and I’m loving the heck out of it, but feel I’m seriously lacking air time.

what radio are you running?

I got confirmation you radio is DOA. Continuity should be 35-50 M Ohms for your radio. 0.00 Ohms means dead short inside

Welcome Justin

I was expecting a bi-plane

Here is the inside of an analog CB radio, but the same thing is done via chips, processors and such in modern 2 meeter radios

I know I am a new Ham, but I do have a little knowledge with electronics (specifically radio gear) I dabbled for several years with experimental radio equipment for RC aircraft. I bought a kit to build my own 20 channel controller running 2.4 GHz with a range of about 4 miles los. The antenna...

Welcome Garth, Nice resume you have. I am glad to have you on board. I notice you’re a Ham operator, @Greg Eigsti might be close enough to you to strike up some on air conversation. Also check out the Ham Radio Weekly Net. Let me introduce myself... how rude... I’m Mike Rose, the Northwest...

Shared with my ham buddies

I have a hard time believing so as well

That’s not good... that’s not good... that’s direct short... it should have resistance between the center pin on the PL259 connector and the chassis... Not OL and definitely not 0.00 you have an internal direct short.

Was none as in OL, or 0.00 ohms?

Interesting story... great find