Amatuer Team Panda rides across Nevada
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I know nothing of radio equipment outside of how to hook up a cb.
I'll research when I can, I did just get out of a 2 hour gym sess after a 12 hour work shift so I'm going to bed
Titties always make me feel better.
https://www.offroadxtreme.com/engin...1-the-ins-and-outs-of-off-road-communication/
Mobile radios are usually hard-mounted in vehicles and run off of a 12-volt power source. These radios start at 25 watts of power and go up to 110 watts, but most are usually 50 watts. They will get around 25-30 miles of range. Some radios are dual-band UHF/VHF and some are waterproof/dustproof.
Mobile radios are usually hard-mounted in vehicles and run off of a 12-volt power source. These radios start at 25 watts of power and go up to 110 watts, but most are usually 50 watts. They will get around 25-30 miles of range. Some radios are dual-band UHF/VHF and some are waterproof/dustproof.
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then I'll do suspension bearings and have shock rebuiltNeed to figure out if a normal Ham radio would work.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/ele/d/granada-hills-waesu-fm-vhf-mobile-ham/6900314597.html
By doing something like this for the trucks, then I could do the 3 or 4 hundy for a mobile Panda set up.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/ele/d/granada-hills-waesu-fm-vhf-mobile-ham/6900314597.html
By doing something like this for the trucks, then I could do the 3 or 4 hundy for a mobile Panda set up.