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  1. J

    What are you using for a coffee maker and coffee brand when camping/overlanding?

    I'm the biggest coffee snob .....at home. When in the backcountry it's instant. Usually Starbucks (which I detest) because it's better than most. I like to shoot and move. I'm also an afternoon coffee guy. It's so easy just to heat water and pour while on the trail.
  2. J

    Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.

    Sold the rover.
  3. J

    Old's Cool

    You’re doing it! That’s all that counts! Great job!
  4. J

    How important to "see" your radio faceplate?

    Yes. You need to be able to see it.
  5. J

    PICTURE THREAD: Post up your Mobile HAM setups

    FT-7900
  6. J

    Why LR4 over L322

    I know. Lame pic. But it's all I have.
  7. J

    CB Placement and Power Source ?

    Not a CB (2M/70CM) but mounted my unit in the rear with the head up front.
  8. J

    Need Mic Cable Solution - Radio to Earmuffs

    For $6.50 I think the reward is worth the risk.
  9. J

    08 HSE Rear Fuse Box for Ham?

    Thanks! I agree. I'll definetly use power pole connections as the radio is used as a base station as well as a mobile unit. My son's HS lacrosse season is starting so I'll use it more frequently on road trips.
  10. J

    08 HSE Rear Fuse Box for Ham?

    Thanks! I have not totally given up on the direct route to the battery. But during my brief look over of the engine compartment the firewall looked arduous(very). Then I realized the power lead in the rear fuse box. My radio will be fused and filtered but I'm concerned about the power draw...
  11. J

    Post pictures of your Land Rover.

    Mine
  12. J

    08 HSE Rear Fuse Box for Ham?

    New guy here. Not sure if I should have posted here or in the electronics section but...... I want to install my 2M radio in the back of my RR. Yaesu FT7900. There is a fuse box with a power supply I can tap into. I'd rather go straight to the battery but the firewall is a Bit*h and I...
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