John your spot on and I say that being a licensed radio operator. Keep up the Damn good work sir. Ever think about branching out Indiana way? food for thought.
I've been subscribed for a while, imagine my surprise when I wake up to a video on my stuff. Glad you like everything! I actually stole the Bible idea from dryfiremag, they do even better pamphlets than mine
It is viable, but it takes a LOT of practice and attention to detail. Many folks have a very hard time repeating something exactly as it is told to them.
Hey John. Good video as always. My BNC adapter liked to come off of my radio. I have been thinking about using blue locktite. Do you have a recommendation? Also, I thought that the phrase "tolerance stacking" referred to adding aftermarket parts with variable tolerances to the point that the whole item fails. AR-15 or Glock style pistols are frequent examples. I think I get what your saying, though. Stack every little advantage that you can. Hope to meet you at the G-camp some day. ~ Teddy Bear
My friends and I have been using the btech 6x2. Waterproof, dmr capable, only $200. Basically a premium baofeng. Well worth the money if you want to try dmr.
John your spot on and I say that being a licensed radio operator. Keep up the Damn good work sir. Ever think about branching out Indiana way? food for thought.
Thanks for the video as always John.
We need to get you a radio tower like I just put up at my place.
Defense Distributors has a lot of cool items for the armed prepared citizen. The car bnc shark fin is on my list to order soon.
I've been subscribed for a while, imagine my surprise when I wake up to a video on my stuff. Glad you like everything! I actually stole the Bible idea from dryfiremag, they do even better pamphlets than mine
Good stuff man. Hope it sends some business your way.
Shout out to shepard defense for including a whole m81 Bible with my sling pad.
A technique not often practiced is relaying. The person most forward may be out of range of base, but one or more relays can pass the message back.
It is viable, but it takes a LOT of practice and attention to detail. Many folks have a very hard time repeating something exactly as it is told to them.
Great video brother and on point
Hey John. Good video as always. My BNC adapter liked to come off of my radio. I have been thinking about using blue locktite. Do you have a recommendation?
Also, I thought that the phrase "tolerance stacking" referred to adding aftermarket parts with variable tolerances to the point that the whole item fails. AR-15 or Glock style pistols are frequent examples. I think I get what your saying, though. Stack every little advantage that you can.
Hope to meet you at the G-camp some day. ~ Teddy Bear
It does, mainly from an engineering standpoint... I'm just using it in reverse.
@@AlphaCharlieConcepts Any thoughts on locktite for the adapter?
Too sensible. Haram. 😂
My friends and I have been using the btech 6x2. Waterproof, dmr capable, only $200. Basically a premium baofeng. Well worth the money if you want to try dmr.