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The Texas Hill Country. crossing the James River a little south of Mason.

I tried this yesterday. I had 12 to refill. Before starting I left 4 outside at 55F, put 4 in the beer fridge for half an hour, and 4 in the chest freezer for 45 minutes. I also weighed the groups of 4 before and after. The results were interesting. Both the ambient temp and refrigerated...

I bought one as well. Ive never seen a reasonable priced mount, so I always figured I'd make one.

Cool, thanks for the heads up!

I'd love to find some for the windows as well. The cargo barrier that came in mine has been awesome.

I made some sautéed Brussels sprouts with sliced fresh jalapeños and some delicious Spam while camping this weekend. cooked in cast iron for the perfect well rounded meal.

For fm I don’t really worry about it. The car has some good antennas on a great ground plane. For ssb, I have an arrow antenna 4 element yagi that Ive laid on the nonmetallic roof of my teardrop a few times.

Run what ya brung! I’ve gone a lot of places in my cop car.

That would be fun! There are several great distilleries her3 in Texas alone.

I pulled the 60 part of my 60/40 seat “temporarily“ for a trip last summer. I’ve discovered it’s nice to have the space to put crates when I go out. I might put it back, but fi4 now it’s nice not having it.

Not only is it American, it’s genuine Texan.

Lower cost for them does not nessicarilly mean lower cost for the consumer. Especially with a captive market.

Since my daughter objects to me kidnapping her dog, I have another copilot.

The James River between Mason and Fredericksburg Texas. Ie, the Texas hill country.

Would have been nice at the end! We did 150 miles of dirt roads.

I've added a few photos as well.

My comment on the other side was, I didn’t even get my running boards wet.

There was a mix of ham, cb, and gmrs. Most had the last.