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The only MOPAR I want is a 1977-78 Dodge Polara or Plymouth Fury Police car.

I LOVE my 2020 Roush F-150 4X4!!!

Years ago my friend was the Marshal of Tombstone Arizona. The had Mexican cartels using their official frequencies and repeaters. They finally upgraded the system to digital, and that seemed to stop the cartel traffic. Knowing cartel operations like it do, nothing surprises me about them using...

Remember....Admit nothing, Deny Everything, Demand proof, and make counter-allegations!!! ;)

I have a small ranch in Amargosa Valley, it's the weekend place for now, but I will retire there in the not so distant future. I have a UTV that has a GMRS unit in it, and I'll soon have my base portable base station and mobiles in my two 4X4's. So communicating in the rural areas is much...

Don't I know it!!! LOL. Once I get the HAM license I'm doomed!!

It started with the 45 watt Rugged Radio install in my Polaris General. Then I went with a Midland MXT575 for my truck. And now I went with the Midland MXPW500 Ammo Can Base Station with a Midland MXT500 for the ranch. And of course I'm studying for my HAM radio license. The Struggle is Real I...

Soon as a full time Amargosa Valley resident, we'll have to discuss how to keep those "crazies" in the Pahrump Valley out of the Amargosa Valley!! LOL

I gotta get some emergency comms going for the Ranch!!

I'm still studying, but soon!!

During a 31 year LEO career, by the time a vehicle had reached its service life it was usually a steaming pile of fecal matter. We had assigned vehicles, so even the Agents that took great care of their vehicles, they were still driven over 100,000 miles before they were eligible to be replaced...

They actually were encrypted long before then.

There are also several internet sites that allow you to listen to public safety frequencies. Most of the LVMPD patrol channels are available depending on the website.

I only tested it about a mile line of sight. They were crisp and clear at that range

You're not alone, I'm just getting into GMRS myself. Studying for my Ham license.

I just tried them out at the ranch this weekend. They are a good bang for the buck. They aren't encrypted Motorola, but they are very serviceable.

Once I get my license, I'll have to hit you up for some "how to" instructions to build this. It will be a great addition to the comms plan I'm putting together for the ranch.

I just bought four of these off Amazon. I'll be testing them this weekend

I installed a Razorback Off-Road Expedition cage to the general, more to come....