Navigation and Communication

Getting around has changed a lot since the paper map and compass days

Tony’s 2M Radio

By Tony K

I have now entered a whole new world.  The land of the ham radio operator, well almost as I still have to get my license so I can pull the transmit button.  Lucky for me I have a neighbor who is really into amateur radio so I have someone to pester with questions.

CB Radio

By Tony K

While there are newer ways to communicate the old standby, a CB, still has its place.  Its a great way to talk on the trail and keep everyone together.

I found a perfect place for the small Cobra CB I bought just below the stock radio.  It fits in a void that is sometimes filled with a factory tape deck.  At least this place is available in a 60, not so in a 62.

GPS

By Tony K

Getting around and tracking just where you have been is a lot more fun than it used to be.  GPS technology has gotten a lot cheaper and it is now practical to put it in your rig.  My GPS device of choice is the Garmin 60csx.  I like all the features it has available and where I mounted it makes it easy to access with my hand resting on the shifter.  Having it mounted up high like this means my eyes don’t have to leave the road.

Eric’s FTM-350R





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