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those are some shitty pictures :/ .

shaun i use this




by stuan




but you have to off road to use these .

 

LOL, most likely

 

i had a FT60 and was a bitching radio..but i lost it a KOH a few years ago

 

Out of curiosity what gear should I hit most trail hills in? I feel like if I can get enough speed then second should be fine. I am worried about having to down shift to first. You have to be going really slow to down shift into first, but I feel like I would lose a ton of momentum also.

 

Hahaha thanks dick! I just went last weekend...

 

you get your shit fixed yet?

 

yep. you are so last week news

anybody going to this ???

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/southern-california/355516-corral-canyon-ohv-jan-3rd.html

 

I saw it, but it looks pretty extreme for a stocker. I also know I would want to go see some of the big boys crawling and stuff just wouldnt know how to get back in there

 

How hard is the test for to get a HAM radio license?

I am talking about a deserty type terrain. I have some hills in mind that get pretty steep but they aren't rocky rocky. Just desert dirt and kind of gravelly. I really want to slowly progress through the learning phase at an ok speed. I don't want to try and blast through the learning phase just so I can break my truck.

 

Was thinking about it.

Where are the closest places to wheel near Claremont/Azusa?
I miss SB/Loma Linda where I had the hills behind my house and Cleghorn was 15 minutes away.

 

other than azusa mud pit there is really nothing unless you ask the forest service for key.

 

Fuck you LA area. Thanks.

 

I know.... piss on LA and California that matter.

 

There used to be a couple trails my buddy would hit up the Crest. I used to go along for the adventure. But I dont believe that they were marked or anything really. We would just see them and turn off onto them. There is one up there that you can get to through the Monte Cristo camp site. It is a fun trail, not too long though. Also there used to be a really cool fire trail that we found out near Sunland/Tujunga area that once you go far enough into the mountains there is a jail looking place that says stay out and shit. That trail used to be a cool day/night trail, and it was pretty long. To wrap this up though Idk if they have slammed gates on these trails as I have not been in a long time, but there werent any in place before.

 

It's not difficult, if you look online you can find a pdf with the bank of questions and answers.

 

such as this one:

http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Ham Radio License Manual/HRLM 3rd ed/Study_Guide_3rd-ed.pdf

 

i used an APP (free vdrsion) to study along with reading the actual book. the general test is very easy. i spent an hour or two a few nights in a row reading/studying thebook.

just dont go to the Norwalk Radio club at the fire station for testing...they are all old and have no personalities what so ever

 

http://www.naias.com/

damnit 25 more days we have to watch people create threads about the 2016 model