You know that there will be a stampede on this item now, hope you stocked up on them.

I know a bunch of guys that will have to do that now . Fantastic video and talented driver.

Can i drive a 4x4 Chevy Silverado to spider? Not lifted

Absolutely beautiful love story ❤❤❤❤ thankyou for sharing ❤

Strong work, congratulations kids.

Great stuff thanks!

Sam can I place a Midland 3db Ghost antenna on the front and a 6db midland antenna on the rear both hooked to the same radio?

My concern is how to prevent theft of the antenna. Someone could just unscrew it. Is there a secure method?

Thanks for making us (amateurs )look like we know what we are doing.

What

Thanks for taking us along!

HI FRIENDS!!!! Beautiful, as always! Looks a bit chilly this year. Hoping to see all you kind folks next year Steve and Deedee "Miss B'Havin"

I have a midland mxt500 with the ghost antenna on a NMO mag mount for my tacoma, it works great, I easily get 8-12miles of good talking range mounted forward about 1ft from the trucks shark fin antenna/GPS. Although midland says I should get up to 30miles.. I find this to be untrue with surrounding area obstructions interference, and some with poor antenna placement.. but is FAR superior to a weak handheld which I still use for spotting others. I also carry a baofeng radio with HAM frequencies, and a Garmin InReach mini for emergency comms.

Well done. Thank you.

What’s the part number or name for the adapter to convert cb coax to gmrs at the antenna base? You could have put that in there at least.

Happy birthday Anne

Great job Ann! a run to remember for sure...

Hope all went well. It looked beautiful.

Great video/pictures!

We had a blast. Can’t wait until we can get back together again. Thanks for all your help. Missing you guys.😢

Thanks Anne!

Thank you!! I was hoping you’d do this! ❤❤❤

Thanks for helping me over the trail !! We did the Small wkd jeep jamboree wet friday run and we surely needed the help Obtw Love the music Home Free ,,,,, great band who will be in stockton in a few weeks and we are gonna be there !! Cu next year on the trail !

@The Walkers About ... Sam, I realize this video has been out for a while, but being new to radio, I was hoping you could help me out. I am installing a Midland GMRS radio in my Jeep Gladiator and will be putting the head unit under the dash on the drivers side. I was told the the antenna would interfere with the am/fm radio already installed from the factory and not to install the antenna near the am/fm antenna on the passenger side. ( this is actually where I would prefer to install it) ... but being advised against it, the next location would be on the drivers side. I will be installing a Midland ghost antenna (but I am open to purchasing a better one, if you have suggestions) with a lip mount on/near the hood cowl ( as shown in your video @ 5:05 ) my concern is the antenna has a length of 19.6ft and the distance to from the head unit to the antenna ( depending on the routing path) if most direct is probably only 6 - 8ft. I'm not sure what to do with the excess antenna cable or the best way to route it. I have read that you do not want to "loop" the cable, but I wasn't sure if that applied to all radio systems. If the antenna was placed on the hood, I was thinking of making a large figure eight pattern from one side of the hood cowl to the other or one large oblong circle, but either way I am making either two small or one large loop. unless "looping" refers to being tightly coiled. Any advise, assistance or nudge in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. I hope this finds you in good health and spirits, thank you !

Decent video... can't use GMRS the same here in Canada though, so most clubs go amateur. I prefer the NMO mounts for my VHF/UHF gear, but the ⅜-24 is pretty much the standard for HF antennas.

Great video.

You forgot to mention that GMRS requires an FCC License. No test is required.

Thanks for putting this together. It helped me pick a good spot to mount mine

What a great compilation of photos!

I live a short distance from Sand Hollow.... Your video touch me.. Red dirt road; yeah baby.

You guys are so YOUNG!! Looking good. Congrats from Lois and I.

Is there a part number for the adapter from cb wire to a new GMRS antenna?

Love to see a national network for GMRS and continue the growth of GMRS repeaters. We have some in Florida that work well.

Well isn’t that sweet!!!! Love it Anne.yay for us gals 🙌🏻😬

I love your movie...really captures all the fun we had during the week. I noticed Denise rushing to get out of the way....good action shot!

What an awesome fun day...we did great!

Great video... Hope to see you soon!

Wow. What a great build. Awesome work and great new look for Ms kitty. Enjoy your outings and we will see you guys soon.

Nice build Sam!

Great job Sam and Anne. Most of the credit goes to madame Jeep member. P.S. nice flex. How did you do that.????

AWESOME Video...THANK YOU!

This is totally awesome Anne, you do such a great job capturing the moment!

Very good video Ann.

Wish we was there. Safe travels.

Thanks for sharing all the pictures with us, we had a great time running the trail with you!!

Miss Kitty is looking pretty awesome. Hopefully some day we will get to the Rubicon. Miss you guys, stay safe and we will see you somewhere down the road.

Hello Sam

Thanks to everyone who contributed to this video. Wow!

love the music and the daring do of Randy.

I appreciate the introduction to this new NMO antenna, which is what I ended up with. Thanks so much for showing me how it mounts and works.