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For another simple, small, no install, I've had really good results with the https://president-electronics.us/CB-Radios/AM-transceivers/BILL-FCC. The auto-squelch and weather alerts work surprisingly well.

Resource road radio communications https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/natural-resource-use/resource-roads/radio-communications

Interior and Northern B.C. Forestry Frequencies https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/sf11098.html

Pretty cool shower stall. Likes a lot like this one from South Africa. http://www.quickpitchsa.co.za/quick-en-suite/

Yes & I agree. But I wanted to point towards plug & play stuff before we started down the path of TNCs & Bluetooth GPS pucks!

Perfect! https://www.fireboy-xintex.com/ma2-fire-extinguisher/ I thought the ball extinguisher was just new packaging for the old glass fire grenades: https://www.peachridgeglass.com/2012/04/fire-grenades-great-form-and-color-for-collectors/ But here’s the link to what they really are...

Everyone getting their ham licenses, getting Kenwood TM-D710GA radios along with the AvMap 6 may be fun for your group.

In the spirit of throwing you into the deep end of the pool, may I recommend a site that will help you with learning about mobile radio - k0bg.com :) It's geared towards ham radio, but the lessons from it will work for any radio service, be it CB, GMRS, Ham, or MURS. For me, I just try to...

This is exactly why I went ahead and got a GMRS license in January of this year! After getting my Technician license in January 2011 (and upgrading to General in June of that same year) I spent seven years trying to cajole my wife and kids to get their Tech license before giving up. They're...

While perusing the Expedition Portal Classified listing on The Turtle III and reminiscing about reading the old articles in Four Wheeler magazine back in high school when i spotted these two photos: I noticed what appeared to be a red fire extinguisher mounted to the hood with a...

Here’s a link to a GMRS repeater directory that gets updated every week: https://mygmrs.com A repeater is a specialized radio owned/maintained by someone else that you receive permission to use that allows you to extend your signal range over distance/terrain. Hope this helps!

Looks like you’re in luck as they appear to have brought it out of retirement! http://www.batteryminders.com/12v-onboard-desulfator

You don't have to drill holes in your vehicle to mount the TRAM 1181 (or any other NMO mount antenna). Check out: http://www.cometantenna.com/amateur-radio/no-holes-mobile-mounts/antenna-mounts-and-brackets/ Hope this helps! -Richard

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Perfect! What year Mitsubishi Montero altimeter/inclinometer cluster is that?

Ahh! That makes perfect sense! What a cool idea to do for a guest! I bought the same seat covers years ago after reading your post about installing them in your truck! Awesome trip pictures & report! Thanks for sharing with all of us!

Love this truck and build thread! Can you put a link in for the switch pod you found? Looks like it fits these trucks perfectly! Thanks! Richard

Larry - awesome trucks! I've followed your builds for the last several years! Great job! Quick question for you: what is the thing between the cup-holders on the center console that seems to say, "CAMEL" on it. is this something that helps keep drinks in place? Thanks, Richard

I'm able to use the PETT size now without help, but it took almost a year of physical therapy, and I had a great surgeon. Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk 2

I completely ruptured my patella tendon last year, and grew to appreciate anything that could make it easier on my knee while it healed after surgery. Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk 2