Mike31406
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KA4CSM, nice antenna!
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KA4CSM, nice antenna!
LOL
Well Antennas and that is only one tower
I live close to a True World Class Antenna Farm
So I consider my site a mini farm (lol)
Have been playing radio since I was 11
Was told by my Elmer after he gave me a Brand New Code Oscillator
Learn this Language and you will be able to enjoy The Greatest Hobby In The World
He is a SK but to this day his words ring in my ear
Great looking Jeep! In 1978 I bought a brand new CJ5 (Renegade) in Junction City, Kansas for $6800.00 it had a 3 speed transmission with an in line 6 (258.). Drove it pulling a 20 ft. Sailboat to California (that's another story) then spent 4 years in Hawaii with it, then 6 in Monterey, California. I have many great memories of that Jeep. Most fun vehicle I have ever owned, wish I had it back.
I had a 79 cj-5 renegade "silver anniversary" that I wish I still had. Got rid of it with less than 45K on the clock and it was the only jeep back in the day with A/C (that would actually freeze you out) and a soft top. Ahh the good old days! Now I have a classic 85 cj-7 with the hardtop no a/c but a lift and 31's (only because if I had 33's it wouldn't fit through the garage door).
After a little fun playing in the mud (and breaking the weak amc 20 rear axles)
I confess I'm a nitro R/C junkie too!
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As we wait on the new Bennington for this upcoming summer, my wife was gracous enough to go along with a winter birthday purchase. I have always wanted one of these since I was a kid riding with my dad and grandfathers. Now we have this for the family to share, and I am very excited about it.
This will be our winter lake toy:
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Damn those are some nice shots! Any of that Jeep, I don't know....not on pavement?
I'm digging those wheels too!
Looks fast just sitting there!! Just how fast will it go? I have never been around snowmobiles.
I hit 100 mph with it on Houghton lake, straight line sprint. That's where I lost my nerve and let go of the throttle to slowly decelerate. It excelerates very fast up to 90 mph. I'm not sure where the yellow ski-doo would top out, but that 100 mph was probably close to it.
Our other one sprints up to about 70 mph quickly, and then slowly climbs and tops out between 80-90 mph. Frankly, anything above 60 mph starts to make me nervous, but every now and then I like to just punch it. Of course, all of this is on open, flat, and smooth snow on the lake...NOT on a trail or deep powder.