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let me second garrets comments. 52.525 is totally inappropriate for a calling freq in military radios. NONE of the historical sets can to this, let alone do it in a way that makes them "compatible" with other users on that freq in 'Narrow band FM".. the sincgars are the only ones that can do...

let me second OPCOM, there is no "RULE" there are "bandplans" but those arent "RULES" although you will hear lots of people try to tell you there are.. They are "gentlemans agreements" nothing more.. also dont forget that the radio will probably tune down into the 10 meter band also in the...

WELCOME! the M37 doesnt really have alot of space in the cab for the radios, they usually go in the bed on the bench.. I put mine on a shelf in the back, then connected them to an intercom inside... although this isnt 100% accurate :-) (Im in it for the radios, not the truck)... regarding ham...

Thats a 6meter (30-75 mHz) antenna, i have used mine with many different radio sets including ham grade 6 meter gear and military, RT524, R442, PRC25, PRC77 it is essentially a vertical coax dipole.. you will need to manually rotate the tuner on the base to the ham bands to use it with ham gear.

Check in from Birmingham, AL K6RWJ - Birmingham, AL Got lots of ham gear and some Military Rigs, been a ham since '94 when i was in the army.. i restore lots of old tube gear to keep busy... Mil Rigs.. RT524 R442 2 - PRC77 Lots of Antennas too.. Anyway im interested in any military nets i...