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Still for sale. Price reduced to $500.

Garmin GPSMaps 276Cx with suction mount, 2 Ram Mount options, and bolt on dash mount (hard wired cradle). Also with carrying case and charger. Africa maps and Tracks4Africa loaded. PM me with offers or for photo requests. Willing to ship within the US only. $350 obo Jared

Garmin GPSMaps 276Cx with suction mount, 2 Ram Mount options, and bolt on dash mount (hard wired cradle). Also with carrying case and charger. Africa maps and Tracks4Africa loaded. PM me with offers or for photo requests. Willing to ship within the US only. $700 obo Jared

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Fulkontact, I believe they do. Garmin has a reputation for detailed maps, and I know you can download maps from many different sources so you have lots of options for maps.

We never got into Usinger this camera and it is in like new condition. It come s with 4 batteries, a 110/12V battery charger, car/bar mounts, strap mount, telescoping stick mount, and case. I will will only sell in person. Since I be at the Northwest Overland Rally starting June 20 and around...

I bought this unit 2 years ago and just don’t use it enough. It comes with charging/connection cable, powered mount (never installed), unpowered mount, 2 different Ram mounts, and bag. It is loaded with Tracks4Africa maps and waypoints and maps of Africa. It does NOT have any other maps on it...

Exactly my point. The Jeep I’ll out wheel anything from Toyota, the LC79 will out haul the Jeep.

Oh, don’t get me wrong, the LC79 is as reliable as anything out there, tough as nails. What I am saying is that it is much closer in comparison to a 3/4 ton American truck than it is to the new JT. The lead sprung rear end carries modem than the Jeeps coil springs will, but they also reduce...

Apples and oranges. The LC79 has nowhere near the Offroad capability of a Wrangler. I imagine the Gladiator will perform similarly to the Wrangler. I’ve seen LC79s struggle on dirt roads, lacking enough articulation to keep traction and they don’t have enoug power to get out of their own way...

Kargo Master Safari makes one. http://kmsafaristore.com/ I’ve seen it and it seems pretty sturdy. I have the Gobi and while sturdy, it moves around a lot due to the back being mounted to the frame while the rain front is mounted to the body. This has caused some denting on the rear...

I am running the Sy-klone 9001 (as it says on top) without issue on an ‘07 with a 4BT. While that precleaner spools up with a lot of noise, it seems to work ok except for some bugs. I think they get in when it’s sitting though, and I don’t find any dirt or leaves on the air cleaner. By my...

What about the MXT275 makes it better than the 115? They seem pretty similar to me. I personally like the MTX400, just for the reach.

Great article. For those of us just starting to dip our toes into the radio comms pool, this clearly and concisely pulls together the pros and cons of each of the different radio options available. One drawback to amateur radio that no one talks about is the overwhelming complication of...

Let’s get back on track. Capability vs legality arguments will rage, elsewhere. As the OP, I get that the FCC says, in effect, you cannot have one unit that will communicate on all services. I also understand that making a radio unit to do just this is possible, though not legal. Got it, the...

I looked at the Cricket, their other model. It had nice features and was well laid out. The kitchen seemed easy to use and the bed seemed comfy. Tow weights are low, which is nice. However, it was a super lightweight build. I would worry about how it tough it is, especially if it is going to...

Yes, that is the answer. I misunderstood something I read in my research. Thanks for getting the correct info in front of me. Also, thanks for clearly and concisely answering my question about the possibility of a legal multi-service radio. Which brings this thread back to my initial intent...

aaronvogel, That does kind of help. It also leaves one question: Can a radio be both part 90 and part 95 certified, is, can a radio legally transmit on both amateur bandwidths and GMRS bandwidths? To be clear, klierslc was clear that he is coloring outside the lines. I asked the questions I...

Clarification Thank you all for your informative responses. Please keep them coming. I’d like to clarify my question, why did you initially buy your radio setup. I am looking for how people intended to use their radios, not the relative merits of each type of radio service. I am especially...

I am looking into adding radio communication to our setup at some point in the future. In order to better refine my research, I am curious as to the reason people have radios (talking to other vehicles, talking to folks at home, talk8mg to someone outside your vehicle, reaching out for help in...