Recent content by pyrate

Thanks very much. Right now I have a friend with a set of rugged radios and trying o sort out how to program them. I can hear him but he cannot hear me. As for disaster relief / LEO’s we are using GMRS radios for our site communication, not emergency frequencies, so I think this is still one of...

We’ve used this one for several years. I don’t have any pics of it on the 4runner but it gives the idea. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would like to pick up a set of these for traveling but also for emergency management jobs. I do contract work for various govt agencies when there are national disasters and getting comms set up is always an issue. I have my HAM license but most don't as they are part of law enforcement / fire...

That’s not very adventurous of you. [emoji23] This is what we use. Military style duffel bag with backpack straps on it. Takes a little bit of fiddling to get it attached but it’s a fraction of the cost and durable. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

https://www.ozbraai.com.au/product/stainless-steel-camp-braai/ I like that one. But cannot seem to find it in the USA.

I know this is a very old post but curious if a smaller box made the difference. It seems the 4 runner rack rails are just positioned badly for most of these boxes.

Same. The URL is the same as before. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

All I get clicking on that link is the beginning of this thread.

Locking rear diff?

Cool rig. I like the LED tailgate lights too!

Custom made campfire irons. Approx 45" tall by 60" wide (w/ the attached extensions) Four S hooks of various lengths Custom bag $75.00 Local pickup zip code 92107. Could possibly ship at your expense (it's heavy so not cheap).

PM sent Smoke signals still work...

PM me your address and I’ll send you PayPal account.

Man, I guess I am dumb. :ROFLMAO: I have camped through all kinds of storms and as long as I am below treeline, I just stay put.

Don't get caught on the ladder during a strike!