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nokones last won the day on September 29 2024

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  1. Definitely can not go wrong with either an used Kenwood or Motorola radio. They'll last a lot longer than any new cheap Pandaland radio and are a lot easier to program and use.
  2. The Wouxun KG1000G + will be over $450 after the tariffs go in effect.
  3. There is actually trees left in Southern California that haven't been burnt yet?
  4. I don't irk, so problem on my part.
  5. As Randy stated, the OP needs to get both radios out of the desense affect. If he isn't hitting the repeater he will need to put the radios in the talkaround mode or pick a simplex channel.
  6. And hopefully, Jeepers know when you flat tow with all four wheels on the ground what gear selection position to be in for both the automatic and manual trannies, and the transfer case. Being in the wrong position could and more than likely cause severe damage to the driveline system.
  7. If I had a Jeep with a carburetor for off-road and for reliability I would be running a Holley Electric Fuel pump so I wouldn't have to worry about a fuel pump failure. The Holley Electric Fuel pumps are made in the USA and they don't fail.
  8. What Randy said. Mine is still under warranty.
  9. Actually, I have a dual AGM battery system. One battery is the primary for the starter and vehicle systems and the second battery is the Secondary battery for the accessories like the winch, air compressor, and other accessories such as Flashlight chargers, etc. My radios are powered from the primary battery system using one of the Four Auxiliary switched circuits that is a 40-amp circuits. The other Aux circuits power my Trail Lights.
  10. Ultimately, the person listed on the license is responsible for all authorized family members and has to answer to the FCC when requested to do so and will have to identify those family members when a rule infraction/violation occurs.
  11. You get what you paid for. If you buy cheap then it is cheaply built and you're really not saving money and time in the long run and you run the risk of it unexpectantly failing. If that is your style, go ahead and be cheap. I prefer to buy it once so I don't waste my time in dealing with it again. It has worked very well for me in all these decades. I refused to buy cheap Pandaland POS junk.
  12. I don't see a trailer being pulled with the batteries and generator to power those radios.
  13. My remote radios are locked down and my control heads are mounted on a RAM mount. By the twust of the mount lockdown, I can remove the vontrolhead stack and stuff under the seat. 6
  14. It is very very very expensive. Also, there is the multiband APX series radios which is just very expensive, even used.
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