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I have this with 3m tape on the back in all 3 of my jeeps on the mollee panel. Cords dont come unplugged for me, Normally phonei s laying in top of molle panel already. Works well for my camera as well. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C5Y2JFK6?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_5&th=1

For everyday comms. Both GMRS and CB have a place. Find out what they use locally. For emergencies Garmin Inreach and or a starlink mini with the $5 plan. I work in remote areas alot and most times have littel to no cell. Carried and inreach for years. Someone will answer that regardless. For...

Just finished my JLU with plastic bumper. Tons of info if you search.

I use the T adapter as designed on my Back rack for both stop/signal and parking lights. it will work fine. Thruck wont know the difference.

I run these on my farm vehicles, kubota sxcs as well as kubota tractors and they work well. Never used the big ones but the 2500/3500# ones work well.

I run the aftermarket rubi bumper. I just drilled the plastic and mounted my badlands fairlead to the plastic and into the bumper. Did need a longer bolt but so far held up fine.

I run the Badlands whinchs on all my jeeps. I dont use them weekly or even monthly. On my JT its never been used other than spooling rope on it. For other stuff I like the Rhino branded stuff and have had good luck with it. Even have trailer straps and associated stuf from them. I do have a few...

The Garmin has wifi. I do map updates by hitting an icon on the screen. Way easiers than 20 years ago.

I run the garmin overlander. Has all the topo and road maps for the US.

I travel for work. Alot of the areas I'm in has no cell. I still run a GPS in my truck as well as a handheld sattalite GPS to send messages. I do have a StarLink Mini but the GPS is easy. We still use it when we travel and have cell as its just there ticking away. Dont have to remember to plug...

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Yes thats the simple terms but for most of the folks it makes sense. There is not a mobile radio you dont need a license for so thats a good rule of thumb. And yes I agree many do not get the licese but should.

Depends. Handheld - No license. Mobile - License Required.

IT would help if you had some pictures or could tell us what model antenna's you are using. I run the Laird UF pepper shaker on my JK and a Laird TriBando n my Gladiator. Both are on cowl mounts and both are well within specs

I have run the Blue OX mounts since 2009 on my JK. I have recently ordered anotehr set for my new JK as well as my JT. One bolt definately goes thru the frame horn. Depending on mounting points they work well.

I extended my AUX line ot the rear as well for the exact reason you list. I used 12G to to a 12V power port. Jackery is plugged into the PP and Fridge is in the JAckery. Drove to Yellowstone last summer (6000 miles total) and not once had an issue with fuses or dead equipment.

Im in same boat as most. Used the 12V location wherefactory would go anyway. Never needed the plug in 5 years. Like having it look not out of place.

I used the JL one on mine and although a bit more work in the end its fine. We still normally tow the JK but I setup the JT to be towed as well. I like the factory style of the Mopar harness.

The 575 does not have the ability to program. All is done on the head.

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