Norwegian West coast Tour 08.2015

Sounds so so great …

Zitat von Antonin;125846

Sounds so so great …

It's just to sign up Antonin , no one from France yet

I know …

Probably Antonin is afraid of the French prestige after Fabrice's strip-tease with the waitress of the Eagles Nest (2010) ...

Bonne chance ...
et salut:
Ar min

Oh yes !

June 2011 ;-)…

Getting close to hotel payments now , we have this list of paying participants coming
And we have had a cold May and looking like a cold June , this means we are saving the good weather for you guys in August
Hoping for a few more to join so please hurry.

Please share on the German and French forum

What are the Norwegian regulations for a drone? Not that I have one (yet). Just wondering so someone could take great pictures.
I'll take my GoPro with me. Are there more persons with extra equipment than their smartphones?

Terje, is it correct that the toll for the road usage in Norway is collected automatically, based on the license plate? (except for Atlanterhavsvegen and Svinesundforbindelsen E6).
So except for that two roads, one does not have to stop to pay the fees?

Cheers,
Steve

I think you are right. You can even connect your credit-card to your license plate so you don't have to stop at all!
If you do not do that, you stop at the tollbooth and pay. The other toll road costs will be send to the holder of the license plate, may take some time (more than 2 months after the trip to Norway). Correct me if I'm wrong, never been to Norway with a car. With a truck it was like this around Oslo.

More info here:
http://www.autopass.no/

They will collect your passings and possibly send the bill to you ( if they find you ) so don't think there is any worries

Regards
Terje

That is great!
I'm wondering why other contries are so damn complicated regarding toll payment...

Cheers,
Steve

Like soon to be Germany?

Exactly!

Hi Egil!

Christoph & Martin did some extensive testing with Radios and Antennas. (German)
Since then, many of us bought the Intek MT5050 Radio so I guess this is the most used one here. (Beside the old analogue Radios)
This Radio allows some customization to overcome the limits set by legal requirements.
Some of the necessary modifications can be done quickly, some require more effort. (Changing the antenna foot for example).
As in Germany the EXport Model of this Radio (in which the modifications are already done) is not available, I ordered mine in Italy.
Here is the Link

Some of us here bought their Radio from the same source and as I heard everyone got theirs quickly and without any problem.
I can't remember how long it took to get mine but it came with a parcel service and not with standard post.
There is still a week left so maybe it would be there in time if you order.

Cheers
Steve

Steve I have this one used by the Alpina group are they compatible?
Midland Alan 42 multi.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Midlan…in_77&hash=item33a6034913

Terje, that's the one I also used before but now I bought the one in my link. These two are not compatible as the one is analog the other is digital.
We should then agree before we drive which one we use.
I would prefer the digital one as it does not require the big Antennae and as I know the Swiss group will use this one.
It would be also possible that someone use both, and relays important information to the other group.

The swiss team use only the digital radios (pmr). I have 5 pmr radios, so 3 are free for use by others

many greetings

Zitat von Martin;127288

The swiss team use only the digital radios (pmr). I have 5 pmr radios, so 3 are free for use by others

many greetings

Thanks Martin
Could come handy while traveling

Guess it would be to easy if all where using the same , but assume the Alpina group still uses the Midland Alan CB ?

Regards
Terje