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Where?????? :unsure:

Still newer than all of mine.

And yet they just couldn't wait down here last week. Lit 2 prescribed burns and choked out everyone in Cranbrook with smoke for 4 days. Someone needs their head examined at the Ministry of Forests.

Or learned how to spell.

2 of 'em actually. St. Mary's reserve. Finally get a blue sky day and MoF has to ruin it.

He's already had a multi-million dollar offer from the Blaze.

Moyie narrows. Musta launched in the south lake. Gates still locked at the Provincial Park boat launch.

Gotta make some room in the shop.

No they don't. They have sticks. Nobody with half a brain would consider those utensils. :rolleyes:

That's been going on for quite a while. Lots of stuff I'd save to watch later would be gone when I got back to them. I was quite honestly close to dumping them anyway. Blocking one of my devices and trying to make be get a code in my email to unblock it was really just the last straw.

Just punted them. Blocked the TV in my garage.....at my own residence. Got better places to spend my money.

I've been saying this for years. Distracted driving is illegal yet we allow manufacturers to build the distraction into the vehicle. Makes absolutely no sense.

Last time was 6 sleds ago. Not this century.

Worked for me too, but I don't search with Google Chrome any more.

Does the 8900 require a solder modification to open up the FRSR vhf channels? My 7900 did. I was hoping they'd go back to the old secret change it from a button combination method.

Yes there are. I have a Yaesu that's 75w. Kenwoods pretty good at sticking to the regulations though if you're buying locally. I guess you can probably get anything online these days..

They're not. My point was you'd be hard pressed to find a 50 watt Kenwood.

35 watts is legal maximum.

No license you can get will make these radios legal for anything but Ham frequencies. User programmable radios not legal for VHF channels. Output power too high for FRS/GMRS channels. Great little radios. I use them all the time. Just be aware of what you have and use them responsibly.

Keep in mind that if you limit your prizes to sled related stuff you also limit your ticket sales to snowmobilers. You won't get the general population.