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Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 9:25 pm
by OLLIE
It's trick photography... Yeah that's it... Trick photography... It really is red I swear. :D

Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 10:16 pm
by BigDave
DaveK wrote:We need a OAUSA non sanctioned, unofficial, unsupported run! Camping anyone??

Let's do it!!!!

I'm always up for a camp out.

Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2008 8:20 am
by traveltoad
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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.

Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 10:04 pm
by OLLIE
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.
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.

Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 5:21 am
by traveltoad
Ok thanks for the info.

Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 7:55 pm
by OLLIE
Updeated build with latest mods. :mrgreen:

Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Sat May 10, 2008 10:21 pm
by cruiserlarry
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... :mrgreen:

Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 6:03 am
by David
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.

thank you
David
KZ6N

Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 8:14 am
by OLLIE
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... :mrgreen:
Thanks Larry... Coming from you that is a true compliment sir.

Here's that next mod you wanted to see... :D

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Re: Ollie's "BugEater" Build

Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 8:19 am
by OLLIE
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.
Thanks David... I'm sure your jeep is decked out just as well... :D I look forward to seeing your jeep as well.

On the other note... I am not an EMT. I am trained in various things but EMT is not one of them. If I have the equipment, then I am trained to use it though. My next training will be the Wilderness Rescue Training.