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I do on longer trips. I use either a radio shack htx-10 (10m only), or sometimes a Kenwood TS50 10-80 rig.

There was a a direct bury version that was $1.35 per foot.

It will depend on your frequency. very good You are being redirected... even better. You are being redirected... da bomb. You are being redirected... i found this neat little coax loss calculator. Partway down the page. Coax Loss Calculator | KV5R.COM

To use in one long length, or multiple shorter lengths? That could be a significant difference in the choice.

The 4 door. ive told her we need the Sasquatch package.

My wife decided she wants one! So...... reservation was placed for a Big Bend model.

That’s very slick!

I got to replace the radiator and spiderweb of heater hoses on mine. They were brittle, and just starting to seep.

Holy carp! Mine is about $80.

Saginaw is actually GM. The auto industry is a little bit incestuous. Lol.

Looks good!

Run what ya brung. Mine is actually lowered with the police chassis. I’ve had no real problems with that so far. I’m looking at AT tires so I can adjust air pressures, gain more sidewall strength, plus better traction in slippery mud conditions.

Precious clearance and departure angle.

After using it awhile, I’m about to pull the trigger on a spare set of wheels with AT tires. Mine is still in essentially cop trim. I had added a bolt on hitch receiver but it sat too low, so recently swapped out the rear bumper structure to add a “factory” hitch. I’ve thought about the Wilco...

What have you done, or plan to do with your rig?

You might be surprised by the small difference on the transmit results. Receive is definitely going to benefit. My rig is a police package Tahoe. It’s got bonding straps everywhere.

I thought that was an Xterra rack. Very cool.

Nicely done. Is that raptor liner?

That’s a great price for the bond straps! what was your reason for doing that, RFI in your radio gear?

Lights in action.