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Surprised to hear AMG isn't making them. $168K is high end, European sports car money

Seems like we are getting more and more hams here that eventually we could start a net

I'd love to know if one in the New england area is still there.

Is this yours? I'll look lasted on parts.

Thanks everyone. It sticking off the front wouldn't be a big problem for use as this is going on a hmmwv. Will post pics when we get the unit installed

Thank you very much. I've heard bad things about the riff top units. I only pan to use A/C so having no heat wouldn't be a problem. What size do people unit recommend?

Not at all, they work great. I've had one for the past 2 years and the only problem I've had is the belt clip broke. They can be a pain to hand program but if you buy a programming cable that wont be a problem.

Has anyone used civilian window A/c units?

Another good thing for the baofeng is a rubber ducky antenna if you put it in your pocket a lot

They are suppose to sell 4000 units. Don't forget, most of the army's HMMWVs are uparmored and those are likely to be scraped.

Yes, that is a very good investment along with a mag mount or whip antenna

Thanks guys

I already searched this but couldn't find anything. What do the profile ranks mean. I mean the line that premium members can customize. I just noticed mine changed to Sargent Major and has 4 stars. Would I had something to do with my 100th post?

I would love to know if any xm408 still exist too. There was one of those Murray 6x6 jeeps at the Littlefield auction.

I know there are a lot of HAM radio operators on this site and also know a lot more have been getting there license. I hope this isn't a double thread. After you get your radio license you might want to consider doing. 1. Get a radio This may sound more expensive then you think. On amazon you...

I know of 3 others all so. I saw one in the MVPA 2010 directory all restored, probably the guy in Arkansas. I saw another painted pink on ebay a few months back. If you go onto EBAY right now and search xm161 you will see a red one in TX. All are 2 axle versions. When the auction ends i'll post...

VERY COOL!!! I didn't know they made a 6 wheel version. If the army wanted diesel, I'm surprised the manufacture didn't make a prototype diesel version for the army to test. How many do you think are left.

Any updates on the HET or FEMTT

I have seen those before, like previously said, It could be unit modification or a dealer modification.

Nope, its a 250 Cummins diesel engine. M809 and M939 trucks are diesel. If you want a multi fuel look for a M54A2 series (5ton) or a M35A2 (2 1/2 ton).