What are you guys using for communications (HAM, FRS, CB)?
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UHF/GMRS lic (which includes FRS users, of course)
Invested in Motorola XPR4550's (20w/40w), XPR6550's, XPR6530, plus many other HTT's.
Analog & DMR/digital, but I don't use RF comms much anymore these days.
Interest in Tech license, but too few are HAMs to justify any investment (money or time).
ETA: Good question.
Invested in Motorola XPR4550's (20w/40w), XPR6550's, XPR6530, plus many other HTT's.
Analog & DMR/digital, but I don't use RF comms much anymore these days.
Interest in Tech license, but too few are HAMs to justify any investment (money or time).
ETA: Good question.
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Trey, Rob and I are HAM guy. 
Same here. I’ve done the “practice” quiz online. It was a breeze.
My truck has CB and GMRS installed.
Since everybody likes pics:
^The Midland MTX275’s “brain” is stashed away. Still using the tiny included antenna. Even still it reaches a couple miles though dense woods.
Will upgrade antenna soon.
And the old CB rig stashed inside the Tuffy:
^The Midland MTX275’s “brain” is stashed away. Still using the tiny included antenna. Even still it reaches a couple miles though dense woods.
Will upgrade antenna soon.
And the old CB rig stashed inside the Tuffy:
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I run a 40 watt Midland GMRS unit and always bring at least two handheld FRS radio to just in case someone in the group needs one.