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  • barnes
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27 Feb 2013 07:48 #64106 by barnes
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Orite guys looking at buying a cb radio for my outing ive seen this one on ebay. 160976690776 is this up to the job as i dont know what im looking for if it isnt any ideas what one i could use thanks

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27 Feb 2013 10:47 #64113 by DVs-Jimny
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The CB is a good one, I've got the same model and been using it for 18 months or so. The aerial that's listed with the "package" on ebay whilst probably works seems very short so your receive and transmit range will be affected. The mag mount looks small too which means it doesn't grip so well and can be knocked off easily with passing trees etc.

Hope that helps

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27 Feb 2013 14:57 #64129 by mudman
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this is the site i use realy helpfull fast deliveryand load of offers www.4x4cb.com/public/quicksearch.cfm

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27 Feb 2013 15:01 #64130 by barnes
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DVs-Jimny wrote: The CB is a good one, I've got the same model and been using it for 18 months or so. The aerial that's listed with the "package" on ebay whilst probably works seems very short so your receive and transmit range will be affected. The mag mount looks small too which means it doesn't grip so well and can be knocked off easily with passing trees etc.

Hope that helps

i been thinking about getting another aerial to bolt on the back wheel just need summin to get me started for my first outing really. But the cb will pick up others and that yeah sorry dont know alot about the channels and all that

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27 Feb 2013 15:56 #64132 by gus2000
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I´m ham radio and use VHF/UHF transceiver
Some ideas...........
Photos of the mounting in my jimny









ANTENNA









Aluminium foil (for ground)






Good quality coaxial cable





Gustavo

Gustavo LU2HC - Rio Cuarto (Argentina)
Jimny 1999 - 1.6 16V - SOHC

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27 Feb 2013 20:06 #64154 by barnes
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27 Feb 2013 21:27 #64164 by DVs-Jimny
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Looks fine to me mate.

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28 Feb 2013 15:58 #64198 by VAXXi
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gus2000 wrote: I´m ham radio and use VHF/UHF transceiver
Some ideas...........
Photos of the mounting in my jimny


Very nice idea with the roof rail - I'm using the same method (as seen here ) and it works a treat.

Two questions:

- Did you cut the plastic in the rail foot to make room for the grounding strap ? everything works ok after that ?
- The 2 DIN metal cage for mounting the CD player and transceiver ... is it an official Suzuki item or custom made/bought ?

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28 Feb 2013 20:36 #64222 by gus2000
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VAXXi wrote:

gus2000 wrote: I´m ham radio and use VHF/UHF transceiver
Some ideas...........
Photos of the mounting in my jimny


Very nice idea with the roof rail - I'm using the same method (as seen here ) and it works a treat.

Two questions:

- Did you cut the plastic in the rail foot to make room for the grounding strap ? everything works ok after that ?
- The 2 DIN metal cage for mounting the CD player and transceiver ... is it an official Suzuki item or custom made/bought ?


Hello VAXXi, Excellent your CB radio mounting. :)

I´m not cut any plastic. Install the support of the antenna in an existent hole and ground it with strap.

The diamond biband antenna operate correctly with low WSR

The 2 din metal cage is a standard equipment (factory) of jimny´s sold in Argentina

Cheerio

Gustavo

Gustavo LU2HC - Rio Cuarto (Argentina)
Jimny 1999 - 1.6 16V - SOHC

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24 Mar 2013 20:48 #66797 by ZookFastback
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I use an old Uniden 12 and it has about 20-25 k range with a magnetic base and the 600mm aerial. When at work I only use the short 150mm aerial as it picks up too much chatter otherwise from all the other construction vehicles over the 28 kilometres of road building.



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