Pioneer II
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- First Name
- DALE
- Last Name
- FOLLETTE
- Member #
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23055
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7JDA
- Service Branch
- US Army CWO (Ret)
Nice!TBT… a few weeks ago, enjoying with friends tho Brazilian mountains!
Pioneer II
23055
Nice!TBT… a few weeks ago, enjoying with friends tho Brazilian mountains!
Advocate II
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Influencer I
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Well thats interesting. What are your plans for the build?
Advocate II
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If you mean where am I going to go?Well thats interesting. What are your plans for the build?
Enthusiast III
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Enthusiast I
Pioneer II
23055
Can you share the data/specs on your antenna? Bands, model, company, etc? Thanks!Constantly upgrading and changing, but I love getting out and exploring.
Member III
Pioneer II
23055
Great!View attachment 247575
Found another Toyota in need of a tug to get out of a bad spot. Its a good thing our TRT (Toyota Recovery Team) happened by when we did.
Pioneer II
23055
Nice!Weare traveling the world with our Milady Landy, a 1998 Land Rover Defender. More on our socials and www.miladylandy.nl/en
Enthusiast III
Enthusiast III
10711
I have two radios;Can you share the data/specs on your antenna? Bands, model, company, etc? Thanks!Constantly upgrading and changing, but I love getting out and exploring.
Enthusiast III
10711
Here are the locations on the other two antennas.I have two radios;Can you share the data/specs on your antenna? Bands, model, company, etc? Thanks!Constantly upgrading and changing, but I love getting out and exploring.
My HAM is an AnyTone AT-778UV Dual Band.
I normally use a Youmei Dual Band NMO UHF/VHF 400-470/136-174MHZ 50W antenna mounted on an NMO hood mount. While I have never had an issue with Range I still carry a Tram 140MHZ-170MHZ + 430-470MHZ NMO Antenna.
I also have a Midland MTX275 GMRS using a Midland 3db Gain Ghost Antenna also NMO.
I do have an old CB but it never gets any use.
The antenna you see in that photo is for my Weboost Drive Reach OTR (fleet) wired into the truck. That is the older Wilson antenna. The bulge in the middle is where I had to repair the stick. (I broke it pulling into the garage.) It gets pretty darn good Range (even when it’s down) when it’s up it does extremely well at boosting signal. I have gone from barely a single bar to 3 bars, enough for phone calls and txts.
Pioneer II
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Contributor III
Enthusiast III
Pioneer II
23055
Outstanding! Thanks so much! I kinda figured that was a web antenna. Definitely appreciate the info.I have two radios;
My HAM is an AnyTone AT-778UV Dual Band.
I normally use a Youmei Dual Band NMO UHF/VHF 400-470/136-174MHZ 50W antenna mounted on an NMO hood mount. While I have never had an issue with Range I still carry a Tram 140MHZ-170MHZ + 430-470MHZ NMO Antenna.
I also have a Midland MTX275 GMRS using a Midland 3db Gain Ghost Antenna also NMO.
I do have an old CB but it never gets any use.
The antenna you see in that photo is for my Weboost Drive Reach OTR (fleet) wired into the truck. That is the older Wilson antenna. The bulge in the middle is where I had to repair the stick. (I broke it pulling into the garage.) It gets pretty darn good Range (even when it’s down) when it’s up it does extremely well at boosting signal. I have gone from barely a single bar to 3 bars, enough for phone calls and txts.
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Member I