A Decibel meter would prove or disprove any perceived changes?

Why's No call sign people

Sad...I remember seeing the white "Rubistina" Jeep in some of the older videos when you had a group-outing of 4x4s doing various trails. -- BR

great presentation. thanks!

I got my GMRS license just this week. The test is navigating those websites.

I stopped at 1.26 minutes. I needed to say. Bro, I feel ya. Losing love ones, is just about the hardest thing anyone can endure. Sometimes, one just needs to get away from, whatever, the issue is. Gives you time to think about it and numerous other elements that might be going on in your life.

Hi Kerry, those trails have been on my list for a while. Thanks for the share!

I just happened onto your channel today. (Subscribed) Enjoyed the video very much. I’m Very sorry to hear about your friends. 🙏🏼 OIIIIIIIO

Not saying anything that hasn't already been said, but I'm really sorry about your friends. Hopefully, your trip helped and wishing you strength going forward in this rough time.

I'm so sorry to hear about your friends. Well, be praying for them and you also. Awesome video.

I hope that this helps you recharge and heal (as much as you can). Thank you for sharing and I very much enjoy the videos.

Wow! So sorry to hear about your friends! Having 3 kids myself I just can’t imagine a situation like this! Take whatever time you need. No need to explain or apologize! Hope you can get some R&R in the dessert.

So sorry to hear about your friends. I hope you find some peace out there, and just know they are with you in spirit

Poor little pooch is bouncing around 😞

Really enjoyed this one Kerry! Thanks for taking us along.

Sorry for the loss of your friends, I enjoy your you tube channel.

Spectacular video with very good shots. My congratulations

How much for full DIY kit?

Is there a standard call channel? Such as channel 19 for cb?

Beautiful footage. Well done!

No explanation needed for why you’re in Nevada desert … thanks for sharing the trip 🤙

здорово спасибо красивые места,

Sorry for your loss, God Bless u

Putting an antenna on a CB is illegal? SSB is illegal as well? This guy is full of it. Going to watch a little more of this video to see if more lies are told. Got a little farther in his comparison of CB to GMRS and now his claim that they transmit farther than CB is the fact GMRS can use repeaters something CB does not do so there is another lie told as to performance of CB to GMRS. Take away that repeater ability and GMRS will not compare. Sure, GMRS has more wattage but without repeaters GMRS has trouble just transmitting over a hill, CB with 4 watts can talk easily many miles even with hills in the way. I live in a valley and talk to people in my mobile 35 miles away on SSB on AM/FM I talk an easy 20 miles. BTW I know his job in this vid is to support and talk up GMRS. Back to the video. He is right about line of sight the cleaner the farther you talk. Wait, what? Mobile to mobile with ham radios is overkill? Yet 50 watts GMRS mobile to mobile isn't? Ok I have watched enough I'm stopping at the overkill comment.

There is so much in Nevada but trails off-road doesn't show much there. Am I looking at it wrong?

Can you not just use that particular snatch rope to "pull" instead of "snatch?"

C.B. absolutely has its place in the world still today. It has prevented many accidents due to real truckers using them and communicating of hazards ahead and informing each other if something needs the drivers attention with their load or their rig that otherwise the driver wouldn't have noticed until its too late. So for most of the world that has no clue of the trucking world, just be assured that the c.b. radio may not be the chatter box it was in the 70s but it is still very much an important part of the trucking industry. They all have their place. I have c.b. radios in my big trucks , and grms as well as c.b. in my jeep. I agree with the pros and cons of both. Its all about getting the right tool for the job intended.

That's a lotta Chinese crap

How has this kit been holding up for you?

Beautiful trail! I will say i didnt see much on the trail that would require lockers. Just have to pick your lines

Kerry, the LF Bros N2pro has suddenly reappeared for sale on Amazons site. It seems they have updated the handheld controller and within the product details they claim that when in temperature control mode , the unit will not shut down when the desired temperature is achieved but will continue to operate at the lowest setting. Apparently someone at LF Bros took your ( input /opinion) and sent it up the chain of command. Again, thanks for all your effort.

Best explanation I’ve seen

Kerry I’m glad you’re doing better Sir. You definitely needed and deserved this time away 😊❤️‍🩹🙏

There are apps that can measure sound pressure on a phone. Yeah, they are not going to be super accurate when measured against a real sound meter; however, as a comparison measurement the results would be completely valid. That said, the sound levels measured by a MK I ear are also indicative of performance. Assuming the sound levels were the same on the input, that is also highly indicative of relative performance. Thank you.

I did this last year in my mitsubishi lancer when I went to cripple Creek for the first time

This was a very honest and helpful video. I will be adding this to my camping 🏕 gear . Thanks for sharing 😊

Great experiments ! 🎉

Thought about getting one, but looking at Amazon. It says they are frequently returned, so I'm not sure about it.

Thanks for the very informative and helpful video. I’m looking at the HA1G since it has a waterproof rating.

Good chat!!! I was considering calling my channel "Montana Overlanding" but thought it was way to restrictive as I am into hiking, fishing and any thing else outdoors. You hit this one out of the park!!! Thank you for posting!!!

vid only 2 months old and it is unailable says amazon ??

I've recently subscribed and really enjoy your channel. I'm looking at the Trails Offroad website and seeing very little about Nevada. I'm retiring in the 1st Quarter of 2026 and would like to do the Pony Express Trail from Salt Lake City, UT to Carson City, NV and will need information on it. Any advise? Thanks!

Thank you. My n2 pro new yesterday burns 1 liter per hour on 5 ( High). Is this normal and does it get better? Thank you for your time. Sincerely Charles in Michigan

Is that like the Cobra 9000 where you can switch a few wires on the breaker be able to go on different side band chs

Great videos! Would like your advice I am deciding between this wippro unit and hcalory SS2? I truly want the h calory tb2 but it’s totally sold out. Love to hear of what you would recommend in that price range.

Overlanding - def. Adventure travel lifestyle in which weekend dirt pirates and the residentially challenged spend an inordinate amount of time and money building vehicles, buying bougie accessories, electronics, survival and recovery gear, fuel and then plan and travel to remote places to go camping for free.

Overlanding spans the spectrum from weekend jaunts to forest service campsites to multi year expeditions crossing multiple international borders traveling offroad in very remote regions. What you need will vary according to what your plans are. At minimum, food, shelter and water, but what about preparing for the unexpected? No one needs a fire extinguisher unless you need to put out a fire, a first aid kit, unless you're injured, etc. Setting aside labels, research what you plan to do and plan according to that. Preparing for the unexpected should be proportional to the remoteness and lack of access to help in an emergency. What you sleep in and what you eat is just a matter of style preference and budget.