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@Jim SoG or @Kent R can we get this thread stickied?

I hone in my radio skills. Build antennas, talk skip to people in Indiana that are bored and stuck at home.

https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/how-to-gmrs-za-fcc-license.5412/ Also look in the “Boot Camp” section, lots of information on GMRS.

It’s still a good analogy for quick fix trail repairs. It’s a rule of thumb I have lived with for many many years and very seldom fails me.

You missed the Joke. The nut that holds the wheel is you.

The problem with GMRS repeaters is GMRS Repeater Owners aren’t required nor encouraged to list their repeaters with anybody as with amateur radio it’s not required, but stressed very heavily to have the frequency certified. Another thing about GMRS repeaters…. Most of them are private for...

Ok that makes sense. And that shop probably uses OEM type paints as well. I wonder how much the Centuron would be worth with that type of restoration done.

I know there is a paint shortage, but wow

This will be the third large cleanup this year in the area.

that is exactly how I use my backpacking tent… Not a Big Agnes Tent, but still a known higher quality UL tent. Just like you pointed out the zippers don’t align between the rain fly and tent… but this isn’t a problem. Stake out the vestibule and roll back one side, stash my gear behind the...

Bring a “For Sale” sign to The Expo and demo it out during the expo.

@armyRN took a group last year on the TaT last year. Here is their planning and trip report in its entirety. https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/running-the-trans-america-trail-tat-from-wv-to-the-or-coast.36119/ The TAT was originally a bicycle touring route, most days are between 60...

Great work @Kent R , I know you have been barking at this tree a long time. This partnership is going to be great for both parties.

@Michael @Corrie

I’ll have to get my hotspot running again and play with some DMR.

Mrs Ubiety Carrie’s it in her purse.

I didn’t use the provided power supply in this project. In fact I don’t use 110 volt AC current in my everyday life other than to run my battery maintainer and A/C. Every other appliance runs off of either DC voltage or propane. Unit Specs: Speed: 1500 RPM Operation Voltage: 6.5~13.8...

No, the thermostat is 12 volt DC…all computer components are either 12 volt or 5 volt.

Use green Locktite on the fitting… it won’t come undone without tools.