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Old 02-06-13, 03:10
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Default Communications Headsets For Carrier Crew (Parade)

Took The Carrier for a Drive to the neighboring Community Parade today.
5 gallons of Gas and a total of 20Miles in City Traffic.
I hang an Electric fan in front of the Carrier Grill between the Driver and co driver to Keep it Cool.
Great Time but Tiring .I cannot Imagine the Long Drives the Regiments had during the War.
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Old 02-06-13, 03:30
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I'm a little confused, are you saying the parade route was 20 miles long?

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Old 02-06-13, 06:08
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Uphill and in a snow storm both ways.
Sorry I drove the Carrier in City traffic to get to the Parade.Participated in the parade and Drove in traffic back to were the Carrier is stored.
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Old 02-06-13, 10:04
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I know the feeling
Did 20 miles last summer.
Afterwards I was shattered, deaf, and all my tooth fillings were loose !!!



Great fun !!!

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Old 02-06-13, 16:59
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We stopped at a drive through on the way home and neither My Son or I could hear Properly.
Anyone know of a Cheap VOX System out there?
Jeff
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Old 02-06-13, 17:11
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Cheap is cheap and you will not be happy.

We have pair of these http://peltorcomms.3m.com/world/News...sPageNumber=86 (without bluetooth add on) and have found them very useful and reliable.

Because they are wireless it enables two or more people to operate in and around equipment with ease and a high degree of safety.

We do a lot of work with big pieces of kit and need to have a ground guide.

They are not cheap but they are a lifetime cost and you will find more uses for them as you own them.

The only part that takes some getting familiar with is the sound activated microphone. Typically for the first hour the newbie clips his opening word as it takes a nano second for the mike to open, so the word "Hello" comes out as "Lo".

Peltor is pretty much the cats meow.

The fact that we can use them with any vehicle and no hardware is great.

Just as an aside, your carrier is a registered and insured vehicle for the road in BC?

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