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Re: What radios do you use in your tanks?

In Reply to: What radios do you use in your tanks? posted by Dave _Tackleberry_ on August 05, 2003 at 20:59:29:

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Posted by:
Captain_Caveman
on August 12, 2003 at 19:51:10

We HAD a CB for a while--- It's lonely out there.
The portable ones aren't too portable, so no ground support will carry one.
GMRS kept us well connected with the vast majority of radio users and is portable so you can take it with you for night play.
The Nextel is prime material for security, but you loose the ability to evesdrop.
So..... the best setup..... Nextel with GMRS riding shotgun

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: We HAD a CB for a while--- It's lonely out there. : The portable ones aren't too portable, so no ground support will carry one. : GMRS kept us well connected with the vast majority of radio users and is portable so you can take it with you for night play. : The Nextel is prime material for security, but you loose the ability to evesdrop. : So..... the best setup..... Nextel with GMRS riding shotgun

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