Sportsbiz
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- Palm Springs
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- Jeep Gladiator Rubicon
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- Digital Experience Program Manager
Love the antenna location, that’s where mine is mounted as well for the same reasons.Are my radio geek panties showing? And why are underwear called pairs anyways?
Mounted it up front, non-US style because I want it to work better than reflecting signal off that almost vertical windshield frame. It was either up there or in the back by the tailgate. No roof options in Jeeps.
If you guys know radios you’ll know why it’s up front. Aussies would mount their HF antennas off the brush guard. Anyways, let’s see if it doesn’t drive me crazy. I can move it back.
And Mike hanger came in. This is a almost no holes drilled install. I drilled one on the inside portion of that tray to thread the control cable out of the dash. Not a fan of pinching control cable wires. And it’s out of view.
Bulletpoint tray in route. The antenna mount is the 1/2 hole one I had to drill out forthe UHF mount.
Radio is a dual band 2m/440/commercial (yes I’m a ham since 1995) with GMRS punched in. Easy instal. There’s a neat space under the steering wheel and 2 bolt holes conveniently there to use.
I’ll wrap it up tomorrow. Thinking of a better power distribution method off battery.
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