Look at the redwing heritage line.

Most of the ones I know of are day trips, anywhere from 4-6 hours on the trail.

String 2 or more together with camping in-between and call it "overlanding" or camping and wheeling.

Some can be loooong. In Moab, the White Rim trail is a fun 2-3 day adventure (you have to book a long long time in advance).

I have never managed to run the Poison Spider, Golden Spike, Gold Bar Rim trifecta in less than 10 hours and in one case it was closer to 20 due to multiple breakdowns with old vehicles. Some can do it faster with more skill and more capable rigs than me.

In Colorado there's the Alpine Loop near Ouray, taking Engineer Pass to Lake City and back via Cinnamon Pass (if I am remembering right...). It can be done in a long day but it's more fun to do it in two.

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The lingo has definitely changed a bit.

"Back it down, Northbound - got a bear on the shoulder by the 150!"

Translates to "Cop on the shoulder near 150 mile marker on the north bound lanes"

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Always always have your car running! It will kill your battery.

>Midland 75-822

I've had one for a very long time and it's still working. It will plug into a lighter plug and an external antenna for in-car use or you can attach a small battery case and mobile antenna to have something about the size of a traditional walkie-talkie. It's a good design.

I’m looking for BIFL fruits and vegetables.

I bought one and dropped the shopping bag on the way to the parking garage. Le sigh.😢

Do both. It's like having a full toolbox vs. just having an Allen wrench. CB can get the job done, some of the time, but it shouldn't be your only backup emergency communication.

Thanks for clarifying.

So, there's no regs for CB? What sort of ranges are possible with CB?

I might just get one for emergencies.

Lol

Had to look that up, sorry can't resist 😗

Mom can we get Switzerland?

We have Switzerland at home!

Switzerland at home

😂

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They also may be referring to something else these days.

What would you use it for in 2023?

Coveralls is a cool word

Dungarees is from India somewhere, I believe

We've changed to GMRS for range but still have CBs we can drop in the vehicles as needed.

.... does anyone else have one still for you to talk to?

Yeti. Have had mine for 10 years

Rogue! That's a great idea. Thank you.

I'm sorry that people were being rude to you for asking an actual question. I think they forget that users are from all different parts of the world and might not use the same products.

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Most of the "living in a modified vehicle" types I've seen tend to be younger, wealthier, hippy-leaning types. I don't doubt there are tacticool folks who overland, but they strike me more as "compound with basement gun vault" than "exploring new places" types, to me.

Best I've used is our rogue half-rack. It looks like they have a freestanding pull up bar as well and I would expect it to be similarly high quality.