Rugged will be at Vegas to Reno!

[timmymo]

I speak a little East County/Bakersfield as I have spent some time out there so let me translate.

"Have your guys set up in two truck one of them I can go to ptt and transmit to chase."
I have rugged radios in two of our trucks. I can go from out Pit and hear on the chase.


"they reply I can here it come back across the race unit but not in the helmets."
The chase replies which I can here in the race car speaker but not in the helmets?"

"any I deals every thing else is great"
Any idea what the problem could be? Everything else is working fine.

"besides I don't know the frequency you programed in the radios for my frequency so I can tune the other chase radios to it ?"
Besides you cant read what freq a channel is to make sure we are both on the same freq since, these radios are pre-programmed. We didn't tape a list of the channels on the dash boards or in our pit books.

Hahaha, that's cute little guy jaysin. Did you come up with that all by yourself ? CH is just about the nicest person you'll meet. But maybe the last you want to p I s s off. But this is just the internet. Tim,

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[JaysinDesignz]

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[Weatherman]

The frequency! was it a legitiment frequency, or between band, or overstepping another racers frequency? I only want to know because the company you speak of does no coordination with other companies who have been in business far longer than the 'number 1 in communications' This sounds pretty RAGGED, but it pis$$es me off to see the aforementioned company calling themselves the 'number one in communications', when in fact I can enumerate on at least ten other communications companies that would put them to shame. First and most of all I would point out that PCI Race Radios were also there, as well as doing service 32 weekends a year, sometimes with multiple venues on the same weekend. The PCI Crew lead by Rhiannon 'Sweet Devil' Freily PCI's operatrions manager, GPS guru and genius to boot. Gerardo Garcia PCI's tech whiz, Steve Garcia - Helmet guru and jack of all trades, Jorge Martinex - the suave and debonair person he is also does helmets, sales and GPS programming and Jimmy the 'greek' Spyrs who fills in anywhere needed, including GPS programming, Helmets. Radio programming and repair.

[Weatherman]

The frequency! was it a legitiment frequency, or between band, or overstepping another racers frequency? I only want to know because the company you speak of does no coordination with other companies who have been in business far longer than the 'number 1 in communications' This sounds pretty RAGGED, but it pis$$es me off to see the aforementioned company calling themselves the 'number one in communications', when in fact I can enumerate on at least ten other communications companies that would put them to shame. First and most of all I would point out that PCI Race Radios were also there, as well as doing service 32 weekends a year, sometimes with multiple venues on the same weekend. The PCI Crew lead by Rhiannon 'Sweet Devil' Freily PCI's operatrions manager, GPS guru and genius to boot. Gerardo Garcia PCI's tech whiz, Steve Garcia - Helmet guru and jack of all trades, Jorge Martinex - the suave and debonair person he is also does helmets, sales and GPS programming and Jimmy the 'greek' Spyrs who fills in anywhere needed, including GPS programming, Helmets. Radio programming and repair.

I forgot to metion the PCI Hotties, Crystal and Evette. I also forgot my self who retired from PCI in 1999, but still fill in whenever needed and don't forget my son Scott Steinberger who used to be a famous racer. He stays at the shop with the rest of the crew to keep things going when our dedicated people are at the venues who count on PCI.

[BHollander]

I forgot to metion the PCI Hotties, Crystal and Evette. I also forgot my self who retired from PCI in 1999, but still fill in whenever needed and don't forget my son Scott Steinberger who used to be a famous racer. He stays at the shop with the rest of the crew to keep things going when our dedicated people are at the venues who count on PCI.

My money will always be spent with PCI. Not only does the weatherman keep teams informed but he also pulls my broken race truck out of unreachable parts of the parker 425 coarse. Thanks again Weatherman, Scott, and the rest of the PCI family you guys rock.

[Dirty Harry]

The PCI Crew lead by Rhiannon 'Sweet Devil' Freily PCI's operatrions manager, GPS guru and genius to boot. Gerardo Garcia PCI's tech whiz, Steve Garcia - Helmet guru and jack of all trades, Jorge Martinex - the suave and debonair person he is also does helmets, sales and GPS programming and Jimmy the 'greek' Spyrs who fills in anywhere needed, including GPS programming, Helmets. Radio programming and repair.

Jimmy once programmed my radio for me and gave me a piece of baklava free of charge while I was waiting. True story.

[JaysinDesignz]

Weatherman, sounds like something that should be constructed. A webpage with freq's listed as a master list of current teams & associations they race in. Then everyone or all companies can check so not to overstep any other race teams.

Then a submission link to added new freq to the list.
Search option to see if a freq is available or valid.