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It can be installed on just about anything. It needs 30 to 40 watts of drive to get the most out of it. It will work with less but you get less output. Might last longer as they do get hot if you keep the key down too long. Get the fan kit and wire it so it is on all the time when the radio is on. Connect to the backside of the power switch so when the radio is off the fan is as well.
The install is much easier than the rfx75. Less modification to the main board is required. You just need the coax attached to where the SO-239 is connected, power, ground, and the transmit signal. If you put a switch on the Blue wire you can turn the amp off and on as needed for tuning antennas.
That's it except for drilling four holes in the back of the radio for the spacer plate.

[QUOTE="Tallman, post: 483318, member: 32129"] It can be installed on just about anything. It needs 30 to 40 watts of drive to get the most out of it. It will work with less but you get less output. Might last longer as they do get hot if you keep the key down too long. Get the fan kit and wire it so it is on all the time when the radio is on. Connect to the backside of the power switch so when the radio is off the fan is as well. The install is much easier than the rfx75. Less modification to the main board is required. You just need the coax attached to where the SO-239 is connected, power, ground, and the transmit signal. If you put a switch on the Blue wire you can turn the amp off and on as needed for tuning antennas. That's it except for drilling four holes in the back of the radio for the spacer plate. [/QUOTE]

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