I just took the visor hooks off and shoved a 12 inch piece of deck board up in there.... git r done!Had to drop the headliner?
Nice job. Have some aluminum sheet 1/8" thk. Wanting to do the same and run coax overhead, but then back to linear under seat, then back out to antenna.
Bearcat 980 and a 102" whip mounted on the bed rail of the truck.What are you using Mopower71?
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Bearcat 980 and a 102" whip mounted on the bed rail of the truck.
This is running no amp, but a power mic.The way Boise is laid out there are a lot of high points in town and low points. The north end of town drops down behind a nice cliff wall so people have to have a pretty tall tower to talk over it. No one has a tower that I know of. The town at 28 miles from us is behind a couple of pretty high hills. Reaching them is not possible on AM. I can with SSB but few even run SSB here. I called out tonight on 38 lower and got silence.
On my 2 meter rig running 10 watts FM on 146.52 I can reach out a whole lot better. Those hills cut me off from several operators but some that I have line of site to with my Tram 1480 antenna up at 30 feet I can reach pretty well.
I got a light console in the way. VDP has a shelf unit that attaches to visor mounts.I just took the visor hooks off and shoved a 12 inch piece of deck board up in there.... git r done!
This is running no amp, but a power mic.
I am also surrounded by mountains.
Hudson Valley, New York