Recent content by cruiseroutfit

I see it’s got an Oregon title, am I correct in thinking it’s in Oregon too? I’ve got it a friend looking and this could be a good fit!

Therein lies the issue, she's not too tech savvy :D

Great follow-up. For trail/overland travel, nearly exclusively simplex. The exception would be APRS. I do occasionally chat to others (including my mother as of recent) on our local repeaters.

That's a great deal!

Three actually. Not sure, ExPo has been glitchy for me as of late. I've deleted the other two. Thanks for chiming in!

What different methods are you using to communicate vehicle to vehicle while you are on the trail, in the back-country or on the road? I’m primarily curious about your vehicle to vehicle communications, not emergency comms such as InReach, PLB, Starlink, etc. Thanks!

Looks like a neat receiver. Curious how you utilize it. Home office receiver for passive listening? Have it out at camp or while traveling to scan the waves?

Wild. I had no clue Porsche offered a branded RTT.

Yup, it was on the trip with its new owner, a fantastic gent ‘caught by the travel bug’. All of the E7-200’s have sold. As with anything, one may pop up on the market in the future as users needs change but at current they are scattered all over the Western US when home.

They are all sold and being enjoyed by their owners.

Africa, Europe, Antarctica… and one more I’m not remembering, North America. EDIT: it was North America

Had the opportunity to ring in the New Year with a E7-200M owners in some of my favorite Utah winter back country spots. A few of us have been making this an annual tradition and it was fun to share with some others. While I don’t own a E7-200M, my 200 fit right in :D and our shop did the gears...

Thanks!

I happened to be watching that one as it randomly appeared in my BAT recommend feed. I think it still sold well under value at $80k? Anyone know the owner/builder?

:cool: I'm a fortunate supporter partipant for an annual 'Operation Overland' trip for wounded special forces soldiers. We share a pretty epic 5 day overland trip with them, through some of Utah's most epic terrain. Their chariots of choice include 80's, 100's and 200's, all super built. What...