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You may want to consider having Industrial Communications do your installation. They are a long standing professional two-way radio shop offering commercial radio sales and service. They perform many

Indeed! I won't be drilling. I'll either find an easy route next to the wiring harness that I can squeeze a long, thin phillips through or I'll hand it off to a custom sound shop! Good advice.

How much are you asking? Mickey KN5C mickey@... 512.695.6440 <ke5zs@...> wrote:

On that Note; always make sure you know what’s on both sides of the firewall before you drill through it. Just FYI, watch out for any electrical connections that has a yellow plug-ins. They are

Just make sure you know what’s ‘behind’ the glove box. IT’s frequently a god hiding place for computers and brake drums. Good luck! Jim Miller KI5ESV

Thank you for the responses. Very helpful. (If I approach that firewall access from the inside behind the glove compartment. I think I can get it done that way with some patience.) Going to go with 12

Mobile question… I have a new Radiodity qt 80 (I know please don’t judge it’s all I could afford). I have a question about using it in my car. I’ve heard mixed opinions on using a cigarette

I have one brand new in the box, never opened. Danny

Please let me know if anyone knows of an FTM400 for sale. I found a few old posts on QRZ, and I've reached out to the sellers. Catch you on the air, Jason Hampton -Freedom Isn't Free *Seek to be

Good evening, I did a mobile installation on my truck last year, and my solution was to just go around the firewall.? I put the main unit underneath the rear seat, so the way the power got run was

Also try going into the fender well and then into the side of the vehicle where the door wiring goes iin Randy Thomas - K7RHT All Hazards COML, AUXC, VE TX ARES, TX RACES, Sky Warn, CERT WAEOC DEM

Welcome to the hobby, it's pretty addictive. I've done allot of mobile installs and the firewall is always a big challenge. Depending on your vehicle type, there may be a wire gland somewhere you can

Greetings Everyone, Introductions first I think: Josh Beck:? KJ5KBW I am a high school cybersecurity certification instructor with NEISD. (Lot's of San Antonio jobs high school students can qualify

Thanks Keith.?Can I give you a call tomorrow?

Cool. Let’s work out a time to meet.? Loyd?KJ5AYP903-243-1051

I’d be willing to help take down. Keith Herzog KD5EBJ 405-568-9304 Thank you, Keith Herzog ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2025 6:17:49 PM To: [email protected]

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I’d be interested in one of your towers. If I can’t get them down I will get some help. That’s a generous offer. Thanks, LoydKJ5AYP

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