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Thy spot looks awesome, I am always amazed how many places there are within an hour or two of where I live and I have lived in this state for 20+ years Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

If my study and practice tests are any indication I may have to try for the tech and general in November and extra class in December. Then it will be the fun and I'm sure not cheap mission of learning the radios and so forth Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Honestly I was hoping someone would offer. I am new to all this, off-roading and so forth. I figured by getting involved with a community like this while I am still running around in a car I would be able to meet people and learn more about the off-road aspect Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

I very well may take you up on that Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

I will be interested in at least going to the meet and greet, but with not having an off road capable vehicle that is about all I will be good for.

When I was in scouts ours were like these without the shelves too, these sure beat having a random tub of cooking gear for camping, how did I forget these boxes for years. Now if I can come up with something that wouldn't take up too much back seat room in a Civic until I can get into a roomier...

Another thing to note is in addition to the GMRS license being for 10 years, they did some changes to power allowances on FRS/GMRS and I think maybe MURS, as well as making some slight changes to the freqs for FRS/GMRS. I went down a rabbit hole last week and was reading a lot of the Part 95...

Thanks, I think I will use this as a justification to order a General ARRL Book, I lent my Technician book to a Retired 18E and was debating whether I needed to try to get it back or snag my first copy back from my brother in law

In between reading this thread and reading up on various items involving Commo, I did see that the price for the GMRS license is $70 and it is now for 10 years, unless I misread it. I know that the FCC recently redid a lot of the Part 95 radio reqs and regs. On a HAM note, i studied up last...

Hello everyone, My name is Pete, Location: Central Kentucky Experience: none in the off road department, I can get around pretty well in the snow in a car with about 3-4" clearance, but I do have a decent amount of camping (backpacking and car camping). Currently I am wanting to learn more...