So where have you been mounting the CB's?
JK Freak
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Lakeland, Florida
I have the Cobra 75 with CoolTechLLC GateMount.
4' Firestik FireFly mounted on inverted GateMount allows me to drive under garage door opening with just a bit of flexing.
VersaMount attached using existing scews behind trim. No dash modification required.
Connector box mounted hidden below glove box. 2 small screws holding CB connection box and plug mount hole in the kick panel below glove box are all the modifications needed. Ground is landed under black screw. Power is run directly to battery through foam-filled hole where passenger dash trim meets body. No drilling required. Just push wire thru foam.
CB screen and controls are all on mic. The controls are all visable and accessible from the driver's seat without taking the mic off the VersaMount.
4' Firestik FireFly mounted on inverted GateMount allows me to drive under garage door opening with just a bit of flexing.
VersaMount attached using existing scews behind trim. No dash modification required.
Connector box mounted hidden below glove box. 2 small screws holding CB connection box and plug mount hole in the kick panel below glove box are all the modifications needed. Ground is landed under black screw. Power is run directly to battery through foam-filled hole where passenger dash trim meets body. No drilling required. Just push wire thru foam.
CB screen and controls are all on mic. The controls are all visable and accessible from the driver's seat without taking the mic off the VersaMount.
Last edited by Sahara Lee; May 31, 2011 at 08:00 PM.
Sponsoring Manufacturer
Joined: May 2011
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From: Utah
Cobra 75wxst, main box mounted under the glove box, and I keep the mic mounted to the Vector Off-Road E-Dock. I can move it around as needed. I keep the HAM mic on the front side of the mount and the CB on the back side of the mount.
http://www.vectoroffroad.com/jke-dock-p-28.html
http://www.vectoroffroad.com/jke-dock-p-28.html
JK Freak
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Lakeland, Florida
The foam-hole power pass-through (push back passenger side dash trim) is great for routing the power wire directly to the battery thereby reducing electrical noise.
With mic disconnected and stored in the console you hardly know there's a CB at all.
With mic disconnected and stored in the console you hardly know there's a CB at all.
JK Newbie
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: South Florida
If anyone has suggestion for a suitable UHF/VHF bumper mounted antenna and auto-tuner I would love to hear it! ! !
