1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I accidentally deleted it somehow… glad you quoted it!

 

Thought I was editing it but I’m a boomer…

 

You don't even know

 

swag

 

iiits fuckit fridayyy

 

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=f_svwgxWMeo&feature=shared

 

I have a doctors appt. so that's unfun

 

Fucking aye, my Ring is going off so I pull up the non-Ring cam's and I see an EMT van pull up right in front of the GX.

Ok....then two guys get out and grab the stretcher (using the electronic lift and all).

They start walking up my driveway so I gotta ask wtf?

Next street over! But I guess it's not an emergency if they had no lights on and police wasn't here! I'm like, my kid's taking a nap dammit

They had the wrong street which has a house with the same house number on it

 

Yup. The city is actually listing the animals on the lost and found page in hopes of the owners coming forward. But that's unlikely.

 

These RockyTalkie radios look good.

https://rockytalkie.com/products/5-...MIrciSrf34iwMVYVcPAh3N5jy3EAQYASABEgJMIPD_BwE

We are excited to introduce our GMRS radio with IP67 waterproofing, 5 days of battery life, and 5-watts of power for optimal range. This radio is fully compatible with our award-winning FRS Mountain Radio.

Designed and tested in the mountains and rivers of the Colorado Rockies, the radio is rugged with protective rubber padding and a shatterproof LED screen. Each radio is hand-tested to IP67 waterproofing standards (1 meter submersion) and includes a water-shedding design for quick communication in white-water.

The 5 Watt Radio maximizes two critical aspects of a backcountry radio: battery life and range. The radio includes a specialized 1800 mAH battery that achieves around 5 days on a single charge, even in frigid conditions (-20°F). The radio transmits the highest GMRS power (5-watts) permitted under FCC regulations. The max range is over 35 miles, however, 2 to 8 miles is typical in backcountry terrain. For more info on range, please see our range testing video.

Easily attach the 5 Watt Radio to packs and other gear using the integrated steel gator clip (with 360° rotation) and backup leash. The radio is also compatible with our Carabiner Attachment which comes with either the Quantum ultralight climbing carabiner or locking carabiner that we crafted with our local Colorado partner, Trango.

 

Why not just some good ol Boefang 10 watters

 

Great radios for cheap

 

The boefangs? Correct

 

Yep!

I got 2 or 3 in the house somewhere. Same ones I've been using anytime I'd go with friends/groups.

Hell, same ones we used at Moab too.

 

I think I have one or two. The extended battery life is the attraction. I've got 3 Ruggeds with XL batteries, but they run out after a full day of use. I usually try to keep extra radios for the new people who may have forgotten their radios when we take a group out for a trail ride.

 

Funny

 

Fridays are great for CNC





Cut the remaining legs - here's how you mock them up for anyone wanting to cut their own out

 

I'd just get a base if I was using one regularly

Yaesu makes a cheap, good one, keep the hand held for friends I guess