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[donmontalvo]

I procrastanated for 40+ years, and finally studied for and took/passed the Technical cert.

I'm running a Yaesu FTM-400XDR (2m/70cm) mobile, and a Yaesu FT5D (2m/70cm) handheld.

I'm running a Comit SSB-7 mounted to my driver's side cowl, seems to be holding up on offroad trips so far.

I have the faceplate mounted to a Lido Radio L-Max bracket, under my GMRS face plate (*).

This weekend I'm planning on mounting the two radio bodies under the Driver's seat.

Details are on my blog (Aug 14 post), URL is in my sig.

(*) I won't open the can of worms on Mars Mod'ing my Ham radio, this is why my GRMS is also mounted.

73 from KC3UNA

 

[bluejeep]

Forum Name: bluejeep
First Name: dave
Callsign : KG5ORK
Radio : Yaesu dual band
Freq usually on: 2m/70cm
Location: Galveston, TX

 

[Brentc17]

W7BR or whiskey 7 backroads
whiskey7backroads.com
@whiskey7backroads

 

[Garyindiane]

New guy checking in
Gary (Tech / GMRS)
KD9RTH / WRVA746
South East Indiana

 

[Ozarker]

You guys do know posting your call sign is like posting your full name and address on the internet!??!??

K0XXX

 

[H2O_Doc]

Got my general class amateur radio license a couple months back and also do GMRS. I have several handhelds, including a Yaesu FT-5DR. Trying to figure out what to put in the new Jeep. Leaning towards a GMRS with ability to listen in on frequencies outside of GMRS.


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[gwittman]

KN6BNG / Costa Mesa, CA / Kenwood TM-281 / 2M mobile / Gary

 

[g_m]

VE7GMQ Vancouver Island, BC Canada