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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rick at FMS" data-source="post: 2074045" data-attributes="member: 50533">Handheld radios can be spotty. The lead truck and the chase truck is the most important ones to listen to. Everyone else just has a great time chatting when traveling. Sometimes the distant is too far from the front to the end and they need someone to relay to the messages to the front and rear. A better radio just makes the entire weekend more fun than messing with a handheld radio. We sell the radios that LVJ Motorsports offers since we have known Keith (he is leading the Bravo group) for a long time but you can go direct too. If you have a co-pilot to handle the communication so you can drive, that makes it even easier.If you have an extra IWE with you, the folks in your group will help if not do it for you if it needs replacing. Lot of those guys have changed so many IWE's that they can do it in 20 minutes or faster. It's almost a contest for them to see how fast it can be done. Just watch and learn.Have fun!</blockquote>