From: Joe Foley (redmenaced@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Mar 03 2003 - 09:29:38 PST
Personally, I think the T-368/R-390A combination looks
best,..... but at 750 pounds for the transmitter you'd
have to have the shelter option on the back.
Joe KG2CI
--- Rick Roberts <kingkozy@pacbell.net> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Well I spent most of the day reassembling the winch
> for the deuce, got
> it on and went to install the PTO shaft and there is
> a fuel line the
> comes out of the injector pump and tries to go
> straight through the new
> shaft. Any easy suggestion on how to reroute the
> fuel line?
>
> Also, I got my Ham License the other day, put
> civilian radios in my
> Hummer and Dodge pickup and today was looking at
> Daisy (the deuce)
> wondering what would be the coolest radio I could
> put in it. So the
> question is what is the best radio and antenna setup
> for a M35A2C that
> would look good in it, be fairly realistic and give
> me the most options
> for frequencies? I couldn't think of a more
> optionated group to ask
> such a question.
>
> Thanks all,
>
> Rick Roberts
>
>
>
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