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Blue Jays · February 13, 2000, 07:57 PM

Hi Rosco-

Funny you should mention that.

The research I've done shows the Cherokee AH-100 to be a sweet piece of equipment. Unfortunately for me, finding one of them is like looking for diamonds, they just can't be found. Some of the web sites that advertise them as "in stock" really don't have them.

The GMRS radios (especially the Kenwood) seem to have better range than CB, especially if looking to speak with one specific person. With this in mind, I was thinking on getting a pair of Kenwoods and then (later) getting a CB for the car to speak with other nearby motorists.

Does that plan make decent sense to you? As long as I get this accomplished by the late-March timeframe, I'm OK. As always, I'm up for any suggestions from people more knowledgeable than me on the subject!

Thanks,

~ Blue Jays ~

February 13, 2000, 07:57 PM	#13
Blue Jays Senior Member Join Date: May 21, 1999 Location: United States Posts: 395	Hi Rosco- Funny you should mention that. The research I've done shows the Cherokee AH-100 to be a sweet piece of equipment. Unfortunately for me, finding one of them is like looking for diamonds, they just can't be found. Some of the web sites that advertise them as "in stock" really don't have them. The GMRS radios (especially the Kenwood) seem to have better range than CB, especially if looking to speak with one specific person. With this in mind, I was thinking on getting a pair of Kenwoods and then (later) getting a CB for the car to speak with other nearby motorists. Does that plan make decent sense to you? As long as I get this accomplished by the late-March timeframe, I'm OK. As always, I'm up for any suggestions from people more knowledgeable than me on the subject! Thanks, ~ Blue Jays ~