CB radios and other forms of car-to-car communication
- calivw78
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- glasseye
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I tried a pair of "FRS" (family radio system) walkies enroute to Maupin. The interior bus noise at speed overpowered their puny audio output.hambone wrote:Deschutestrout has a nice set of 2-way radios that we used on the way to Badger Creek. Fun and inexpensive, but a limited range.
Remember walkie talkies when we were kids, with the horrible range and morse code button?
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- dtrumbo
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These might work well, and they come with earset-thingys that might help with the noise.glasseye wrote:I tried a pair of "FRS" (family radio system) walkies enroute to Maupin. The interior bus noise at speed overpowered their puny audio output.hambone wrote:Deschutestrout has a nice set of 2-way radios that we used on the way to Badger Creek. Fun and inexpensive, but a limited range.
Remember walkie talkies when we were kids, with the horrible range and morse code button?
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1970 Transporter. 2015cc, dual Weber IDF 40's
1978 Riviera Camper. Bone stock GE 2.0L F.I.
1979 Super Beetle convertible.
... as it turns out, it was the coil!
1970 Transporter. 2015cc, dual Weber IDF 40's
1978 Riviera Camper. Bone stock GE 2.0L F.I.
1979 Super Beetle convertible.
... as it turns out, it was the coil!