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Anyone still using AM?

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Anyone still using AM?

Post by MQ080 »

Or has everyone moved onto UHF?!

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Post by BundyRumandCoke »

Im still using AM, for paper weights, or for holding things up, or wheel chocks.
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Post by DamTriton »

I only use AM in the mornings.....
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Post by bubs »

Yeah i still use am, i am poor at the moment thou
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Post by Area54 »

AM is now clean again, all the button pushers have moved to UHF :) . Still use both, perfect for cheap comms in convoy.
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Post by antt »

i've got both. there is bugger all traffic on AM though these days
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Post by spazbot »

i pulled my AM out waste of space etc, uhf is a much better system, and with my 50watt uhf in car i can blast over all the shit if need be, also got a few extra Priv channels programmed into it so i can talk to mates that also have programbale radios, works great for when the shit gets to thick on the public chans
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Post by purefmx »

I primarily stick to UHF 100 ch 25W programmable, however i still have the AM just incase. aswell as 27MHZ marine for tide and weather reports and VHF marine, also scanner for commercial recieve.
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Post by Thor »

purefmx wrote:I primarily stick to UHF 100 ch 25W programmable, however i still have the AM just incase. aswell as 27MHZ marine for tide and weather reports and VHF marine, also scanner for commercial recieve.

all that in a zook!? :armsup:
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Post by MQ080 »

Thor wrote:
purefmx wrote:I primarily stick to UHF 100 ch 25W programmable, however i still have the AM just incase. aswell as 27MHZ marine for tide and weather reports and VHF marine, also scanner for commercial recieve.

all that in a zook!? :armsup:
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Post by V8Patrol »

Have to run both...
Country to the north of ere is falt so its UHF...
To the south is big hills n gullys UHF isnt so good but the AM is excelent, also has very busy truck channel and its always a goer around ere.
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Post by Wooders »

Got both - well actually 2 UHF....but generally I use the bloody handhel;d ALL the time....NFI why I bother with the incab's....
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Post by DAZZ »

Still use both. CB is still handy for log trucks and bush crews. CB has better range in dense bush then UHF..
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