Alright.. Lets See Where Your CB"S Are Mounted
#1
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Huntsville,Al
Posts: 446
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
#5
#8
#9
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Huntsville,Al
Posts: 446
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I just tried to do that.. the only problem with that is.. when u put your speaker in there.. u wont be ablle to here it.. and also the cb i have is to long to fit all they way in there.. so i decide not to do it like that.. I will post pics later....
#10
I'll Bite...
I didn't feel like putting holes in anything so I built a small L shaped bracket that squeezed between the seats and mounted the radio to that. I spliced the power from the 12v outlet on the dash and fed it through the split loom tubing and soldered a DC quick connect plug on it so I could take the radio out if needed. Its been working great for months now and I get a hell of a range with the two 4' Firestiks. I know they are not properly placed but they calibrated fine and I've got a confirmed ranged of over 9 miles (thats all I've tested so far) and it was clear as day. I also ran the power cables for my amp through that tubing. Worked like a charm and I didnt destroy anything in the process
I didn't feel like putting holes in anything so I built a small L shaped bracket that squeezed between the seats and mounted the radio to that. I spliced the power from the 12v outlet on the dash and fed it through the split loom tubing and soldered a DC quick connect plug on it so I could take the radio out if needed. Its been working great for months now and I get a hell of a range with the two 4' Firestiks. I know they are not properly placed but they calibrated fine and I've got a confirmed ranged of over 9 miles (thats all I've tested so far) and it was clear as day. I also ran the power cables for my amp through that tubing. Worked like a charm and I didnt destroy anything in the process
#12
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
joshtank
General Ford Ranger Discussion
96
01-07-2010 09:17 AM