The Lair

Got the Apache 4800 from harbor freight to hold my most used recovery gear. It’s a great size. Seems way more rugged than anything plano I’ve owned.

 

Bottom left corner for the the lic plate cowboy

 

Nice case. Is it waterproof?
How do you like your Dynapro tires? Soon I'll be needing new tires and would like to try MT's for some of the places and trails I go. I had been eyeing the KM3's, but it's really only out of habit from having KO's in the past.

 

It is! Seems to have a nice seal. The case won’t live back there but it’s nice that if it gets rained on, no big deal.

I love the tires. For me, price plays a huge role in what tire I run. I would shop around and find some in your price range, and then from there figure out if it’s a good tire. That’s what I did and it worked out great.

 

FTFY

 

I bet that would fit into a jerry can holder on a #swingout

 

Only if they sell kings and deavers.

Let me know if there any memorial day sale with suppliers of these brands, please anyone.

 

FTFY

FTFY too

 

Just saw my license is arriving in today's mail...$70 valid for 10yrs and covers my family (at least that's how I read it)

 

You read it correctly. @RobP62 doesn't read.

 

Coming from a dsylexic, that's a relief!!

 

I never understood why they made dsylexic such a hard word to spell. Seems cruel to me.

 

Amen!

 

Yea, I was basing it off the fact that I have a HAM license and that precludes one from needing a GMRS license. $10 seemed low but besides not reading, I'm also lazy. $7 bucks a year for an entire family seems like a pretty good deal to me. Considering you can pick up a sweet kit like this

Ham Radio Walkie Talkie UV-5R Pro Dual Band Two Way Radio with one More 3800mAh Battery and Handheld Speaker Mic and Antenna and USB Programming Cable Black

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SCSQFBK/ref=cm_sw_r_apa_i_V6-XEbPE3F8YP

which is a much better choice for long range comms on trails.

I fixed this for you Greg.

 

Nah, Cruelty is a friend of mine in high school having a lisp and being named Steven Sissman

 

Or an older sibling teaching numbers 1-10 backwards and the wrong color names!!!!!!

 

So @Rome604 and @RobP62 the GMRS license vs. amateur ham license in a simplified summary is:

My view was, I just need to talk over radios for trail heads up and spotting purposes...for the most part I saw the GMRS as a no-test/no-study option to run the 462/467 allowable

 

I really need to get off my ass and get the HAM license. The practice tests have scared me off. Too much math and science for my dumb ass.

 

That's next level malicious

 

If you have the technician license (lowest tested HAM license) then you still need a GMRS license. They are completely independent of each other.