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  1. OffRoaderX
    The best way will be to buy a 2-Meter radio.
  2. OffRoaderX
    I too would like to know, but if history is any guide, he will never respond because much of what he proclaims comes directly out his butt... and he knows it.
  3. OffRoaderX
    But.. But... He read it in a Facebook group for H.A.M.s radios operators so it must be true!!
  4. OffRoaderX
    FYI - this is what I use: I always fully power-off the other device when its not switched to use the antenna.
  5. OffRoaderX
    Yes, only way, WAY more expensive ...
  6. OffRoaderX
    I'm just here waiting for our resident rheet-hard to leave his predictable comment that he would never buy a Midland radio and everyone he knows that has bought a Midland threw them directly into the trash..Being absolutely no help at all nor answering the question in any way.
  7. OffRoaderX
    Not sure if one exists (the 'experts' will educate us both) but for this exact shituation I use a high-quality antenna switch.
  8. OffRoaderX
    Confirmed he is a true H.A.M.s radios operator with that line.
  9. OffRoaderX
    You're not reading the specs correctly.. it is a UHF antenna that requires (simple/easy) cutting for best performance on GMRS, OR it can be cut for 70cm - not both.
  10. OffRoaderX
    That's not Rheet-Hard Ralph's real name..
  11. OffRoaderX
    I was going to say the same thing but then I got all wrapped up in responding to the rheet-hards post, and forgot all about that.... I agree.. dont give any money to some random dude that shows up and the VERY FIRST thing he does is start asking for money.
  12. OffRoaderX
    Who is Gary? I came here to read about and see pictures of Gary!
  13. OffRoaderX
    I DID put up a GMRS repeater and I used the Tram 1486. I chose it because of its low price, low weight, very low wind-profile and because it does not look like a space-ship antenna. It's also very simple to tune.
  14. OffRoaderX
    Please tell us where we can find a new, 40W, single-case/chassis, weatherproof Motorola repeater with a warranty, and weighs only 4Lbs, for 1/2 the price.... We're waiting....
  15. OffRoaderX
    All of the new ones ship with the updated firmware - BTech gave me a choice of updated or not updated and I choose NOT-Updated so I could go through the process myself and complain about it if it was difficult/failed/whatever.
  16. OffRoaderX
    https://youtu.be/AuCT-pSaCuw
  17. OffRoaderX
    I have several and they all work just as great as all the others in the same price range - but i find the H3s to be too tiny for my very manly hands.
  18. OffRoaderX
    Can confirm .. This is why i always recommend purchasing via Amazon when possible because Amazon protects against this exact thing - even if you have to pay $6 more, it's worth it.
  19. OffRoaderX
    Physics and me actually doing this both say that you are very, very wrong.
  20. OffRoaderX
    I can confirm that it is true.
  21. OffRoaderX
    he is socially rheet-hard-ed and is not able to relate/to or emphasize with other humans. he is seriously defective.
  22. OffRoaderX
    I had one and it worked fine.. but unless it has some feature that you need that the Retevis RT97 does not have, you should consider it also.
  23. OffRoaderX
    Desense... There is more to a repeater than just duck-taping two radios together.
  24. OffRoaderX
    It LOOKS like it will connect/work with my XTS but I haven't tested it yet.. someone left a comment on the video and said it only works on XPR - but i dont believe them because it was just some random dude on the internet, so i'll try it. if it doesn't work i'm not going to hassle it, i'll just give it to someone that can make use of it.
  25. OffRoaderX
    The repeater has to be associated with a licensed GMRS user, so according to the FCCs, you need a GMRS license, but that is all you need.
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