LOS ANGELES OFF-ROAD COMMUNITY

STILL HAVE MY DEAVERS FOR SALE 1.5" LIFT $625.00 WITH UBOLTS AND BUSHINGS

 

Hopefully this video helps
http://youtu.be/fnnXa-nV-jc

 

Thank you. I need to be licensed technically right?

 

Apparently you need a license to operate. We've been using hams every time we off-road to talk to each other. So yea...

 

I guess from what that guys saying in the video haha but psh who does that

 

I'll have a CB and a HAM this trip so it should work out. I'm following somebody there since I'm lost lol

 

Legit ham dudes take this super serious tho. None of us are legit ham dudes. We just use to communicate car to car.

 

Hahaha yeah that's my plan too I'm pretty lost as well. Never been out to anza

 

MEETING SPOTS FOR SATURDAY

#1
6AM @ IHOP
8600 S Sepulveda Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90045

@2015TRD4X4 (CORY) IHOP SAT 6AM
@Fuerte IHOP SAT 6AM
@FireGuy88 (Ryan) IHOP SAT 6AM


#2
7AM @ Stater Brothers (Gas nearby)
11815 Artesia Blvd Artesia, CA 90701

@MostEpic
@Yotamac
@bjs045
@SixthSnail

#3
7:30AM?? @ McDonalds (91fwy exit Wier Canyon Rd > exit left) (Gas nearby)
Savi Ranch Center, 22322 Old Canal Rd, Yorba Linda

@Airdog
@RockLobster


Directions from there:
Get on CA-91 E/Riverside Fwy from McDonalds

Take I-15 S and CA-79 S to San Felipe Rd in San Diego County 1 h 40 min (91.0 mi)
Merge onto CA-91 E/Riverside Fwy 11.5 mi
Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 51 to merge onto I-15 S toward San Diego 38.1 mi
Take exit 58 for CA-79 S/Temecula Pkwy 0.2 mi
Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto CA-79 S/Temecula Pkwy
Continue to follow CA-79 S 41.2 mi

Take Montezuma Valley Rd and Borrego Springs Rd to CA-78 E 45 min (35.0 mi)
Turn left onto San Felipe Rd 4.7 mi
Turn left onto Montezuma Valley Rd 17.4 mi
Turn right onto Palm Canyon Dr 1.4 mi
At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto Borrego Springs Rd 11.6 mi

Turn left onto CA-78 E 7 min (6.6 mi)

Continue on Split Mountain Rd to your destination 16 min (9.5 mi)
Turn right onto Split Mountain Rd 8.1 mi

Destination will be on the left
Fish Creek Primitive Campground

 

No only time you need license is for when on road and for 2 on restricted channels that are only supposed to be used if you know what your doing?

 

I'll be staying thru Sunday morning @Medina33

 

Mmm spam musubi

 

Sorry for being a douche bro

"PM seems appropriate"

 

Edibles? Lmfao

 

Thanks for laying it out. When on that list of directions do we hit dirt?

 

I'll meet the guys in Artesia for the carpool! bringing the gf and the dog! just one night, leaving early Sunday morning.

 

#2
7AM @ Stater Brothers (Gas nearby)
11815 Artesia Blvd Artesia, CA 90701

@MostEpic
@Yotamac
@bjs045
@SixthSnail
@Boffroad

 

At the very end of Split Mountain. ....

And the directions seems to be wrong! We'll make a right onto Fish Creek Wash which is dirt. The Primitive campground will be on the left about 5 mins down.

 

you need a HAM license to transmit on any HAM channel. You really need some sort of license for any amateur channel except for MURS, FRS, GMRS at very low wattages on radios approved by the FCC. CB is one of the only unregulated bands but handheld CBs are hard to come by for cheap due to the power it takes to create a strong 11m wave and you need a long antenna to help that.

While it is not legal, I would suggest using fixed MURS frequencies when on the trails while in the middle of nowhere. 151.xxx and 154.xxx. It is legal to transmit on those bands while using a radio at .5 watts that is certified by the FCC. Most Baofang's power out to 3-4 watts, so it's way over. You'll kill any kids walky talky fun in the near area