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check out the MXT575, it's a 50 watt version of the MXT275.

It wouldn't happen to be blowing cold on the driver side and warm on the passenger side would it? That is a common issue with casting sand that was not removed from the engine properly clogging up the heater core on one side. Replacing the heater core typically involves removing the dash...

Hello Liz (@elleandelle ) welcome from Oklahoma. Kent hooked you up with most of the links but I will add that if you are on Facebook feel free to join us there as well, Overland Bound – Southwest. As Kent said I am one of the SW Region Member Reps so if you have any questions let me know.

Hello Ken (@apoOverlanding ) welcome from Oklahoma. You are in the Southwest Region. Check out the Southwest Region sub-forum for local information and involvement opportunities. Here is the link to the forum calendar and Meet-Up event page: Overland Bound Meetups. We have had some meet ups...

Hello Dave (@DCOffroad ) welcome from Navina, Oklahoma. I venture into Edmond a few times a week. You are in the Southwest Region. Check out the Southwest Region sub-forum for local information and involvement opportunities. Here is the link to the forum calendar and Meet-Up event page...

Behind the knee panel below the steering column, there should be enough room for the body. There is also a pass through on either end of the dash under the end covers thst go through to the engine bay. They are filled with foam but a wire hanger works well to fish the wires through.

Hello John , welcome from Oklahoma. You are in the Southwest Region. Check out the Southwest Region sub-forum for local information and involvement opportunities. Here is the link to the forum calendar and Meet-Up event page: Overland Bound Meetups. Or to check out what other members are...

Not sure how much CB radio equipment they would have in store and I don't believe they do installs either. And be prepared for them to try and talk you into ham radio instead of CB. :tearsofjoy:

Hello Kevin (@Gunners01 ) , welcome from Oklahoma. You are in the Southwest Region. Check out the Southwest Region sub-forum for local information and involvement opportunities. Here is the link to the forum calendar and Meet-Up event page: Overland Bound Meetups. There are on occasion meet...

Looks pretty handy for in the field updates.

Noah do you have any documentation regarding licensing being required in some parts of Canada but not others for both CB and amateur radio? Like in the US, radio frequencies/use is regulated by a government agency. In this case Industry Canada and I am unable to locate any documentation noting...

Hello Doyle , welcome from Oklahoma. You are in the Southwest Region. Check out the Southwest Region sub-forum for local information and involvement opportunities. Here is the link to the forum calendar and Meet-Up event page: Overland Bound Meetups. There are on occasion meet ups in the DFW...

If the performance is not what you expected keep in mind that it's not likely the radio as much as it is using a handheld from inside a vehicle.

I am not sure Canada has any other license free radio services other than CB and GMRS. And since GMRS in Canada is a 2w handheld I would image any mobile VHF/UHF radio would require a license. In the US the VHF/UHF radio would also require an amateur radio license either from US or Canada...

Hello Raymond (@Sparrowmict) welcome from Navina, OK.

Hello Aaron (@LowMPG ) , welcome from Navina, Oklahoma. You are in the Southwest Region. Check out the Southwest Region sub-forum for local information and involvement opportunities. Here is the link to the forum calendar and Meet-Up event page: Overland Bound Meetups. There are on occasion...