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Yes - that is very much my experience. Having my 2 meter/70 cm mount on my tailgate (the only place where it is protected from damage from tree limbs and the like) provides shockingly good signal in some directions, and moderately good in other directions. When trying to get into a repeater...

6'4" and 250 means that the XJ is probably not going to be a great choice. A Grand Cherokee will probably work better for you....and it probably already has a roof rack on it. The Grand Cherokees have pretty good support from the aftermarket when it comes to relatively mild mods...and a 2"...

Here's my "base camp" kitchen setup, snapped the last time that I was in Moab. I don't have the canopy or walls set up because Moab in September is not all THAT rainy. Similar view from a spot in East Texas - running the Coleman white gas instead of the big camp chef.

Does this one count? Cigars and rum while at Helmet Falls...it's a 16 km walk from the nearest vehicle accessible point. It was raining steadily, so the actual "cooking" happened under the same tarp that we were using for hammocks.

That is an amazing rig! Congrats!

I have a wildly inappropriate relationship with coffee. If I am backpacking, Starbucks Via packets are my choice. If I am vehicle supported - a hand grinder and an Aeropress!

Despite what Comet's marketing people would have you believe, they cannot circumvent physics....any 2 meter antenna will be responsive to very good (or very bad) ground plane. I have a Wrangler, and I find that a very stout stainless L bracket mounts on the tailgate gives me moderately good...

Hi all! Location - Central Alberta, Canada Rig - 2008 Jeep JK Unlimited Rubi on 35's with lots of stuff to make it slower Trailer - 2012 Canadian Range I got my start driving things off road with tractors (including a Farmall Model A) back when dirt was still a new invention, and gradually...