Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build
Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 9:25 pm
It's trick photography... Yeah that's it... Trick photography... It really is red I swear. 

Everyone deserves to be outdoors!
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DaveK wrote:We need a OAUSA non sanctioned, unofficial, unsupported run! Camping anyone??
While on the trail it is removed until I need it. I leave the dualband antenna attached and remove the ATAS. I figure I'll only be using the HF bands when I'm parked or in an emergency. I haven't gone the route of rigging the radio with a diplexer (I thank that's what it's called) to us the ATAS for all bands. The only antenna I remove on the trail is the ATAS. The mount has a screw on cap to keep debris and water out of it too. I have to remove ALL of my radio antennas to even get in my garage. So day-to-day I only use one antenna on my 8800 for chatting. It's a ritual when I get out of my garage to put on my antenna then head to work.traveltoad wrote: How long has that ATAS been on your truck (or past vehicles). I am considering one as part of a planned radio but I am unsure as to how well it will hold up to the abuse of the trail.
Thanks Larry... Coming from you that is a true compliment sir.cruiserlarry wrote:Ollie -
The "BugEater" is a truely impressive machine; a testament to one man's pursuit of the ultimate all-around off-road vehicle...
look forward to seeing the next mod...
Thanks David... I'm sure your jeep is decked out just as well...David wrote:Hello Ollie,
amazing work you have done on the FJ. I thought I put stuff in my Jeep but I look like an amateur now. Would like to see the rig some time.
BTW are you an EMT. I used to be and would like to get licensed again but not sure how to go about it now.
you thoughts would be appreciated.