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Nope, I'm cutting it off at 15ish. 20 is way too many, in my opinion. If it ends up that there's interest for that many, then I'm going to suggest we cut the group in 1/2 and have the second 1/2 leave 1 hour later and find someone who can lead the second 1/2.

Happy to, can I get a name please?

You are all set. There are a couple of spots that might get tight, so I would suggest that some pin striping might occur. There's one in particular, although I haven't been up there this year year, but it's short, and if you want, I can direct you around it.

I'll post a link to it on Google Maps. But the address is: 40971 North Shore Dr (Hwy. 38) · Fawnskin, California So, I'm making it official, we will meet at the Big Bear Discovery Center in the rear parking lot. Please try to be there by 9:00 AM at the latest so we can start the drivers...

Yeah, the group is getting large enough that we might meet at the Discovery Center. Fawnskin Fire Station is big enough, but it gets a bit busy.

Josh, I'm leading both the Holcomb Valley Rd. run on Thursday and the Upper Holcomb/Delmar Maintain run on Friday. Signups for both can be found here: https://socalbroncos.com/forum/forums/big-bear-bronco-bash.33/

Kate, Here's a little help. Take a look at https://socalbroncos.net/bbbb/ which will give you more information about BBBB, as well as the schedule of events, etc. Then you can jump on the forum, and take a look at https://socalbroncos.com/forum/forums/big-bear-bronco-bash.33/ where you will...

This run is super simple, you won’t need any of that stuff. Except a radio. There are all kinds of threads on this site talking about it. But in the end I would suggest an inexpensive hand held that you can get from Amazon. For example: https://a.co/d/7vpw3RG You are all set for the run, see...

After some more research, I noticed that 17 was the output for the Mesa Crest repeater, who could definitely interfere with us. So, I poked around some more, and decided on: COMMS: GMRS/FRS Channel Primary: 16 Secondary:18 (for those of you with HAM radios that's Primary: 462.5750, Secondary...

Well, looks like I didn't do it well enough. After some more research, I noticed that 17 was the output for the Mesa Crest repeater, who could definitely interfere with us. So, I poked around some more, and decided on: COMMS: GMRS/FRS Channel Primary: 16 Secondary:18 (for those of you with...

Yo are all set, see you there!

Yup, but I checked all the nearby repeaters and there’s none I know about that use that channel and that’s the c reason I picked it. But maybe it would be good to choose a backup, hmmm…

You are all set, Jim. See you there!

Folks, I'm trying something new, and deciding ahead of time about radios/frequencies, etc. So, can you all let me know what kind of radio you have? Ham, GRMS, both? Or if yo udon't have one at all? That will help me figure this out so we don't have to spend a lot of time at the drivers meeting...

Folks, I'm trying something new, and deciding ahead of time about radios/frequencies, etc. So, can you all let me know what kind of radio you have? Ham, GRMS, both? Or if yo udon't have one at all? That will help me figure this out.

Ok, you are all set, see you there!

Sure, can you please let me know what your name is IRL?

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You are all set. See you there!

I would suggest starting out with an inexpensive hand held. They are plenty good enough for staying in communication while on the run and don’t require a huge investment. If you want to keep it super simple and just want to stick with GMRS, then something like the Baofeng GM15 Pro is a good...