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Like some people, I failed to see the benefits of a remote head UHF until I started to use it. Currently it has a windscreen mount and I take it in/out as required. I was thinking about mounting it permanently but the unit needs to be visible without taking my eyes off the road/track. Where have ppl mounter there nonremote head units to maintain visibility to the main unit?
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2007 GXL V6 - ARB Bullbar with LED lights, snorkel, extractors, 2 1/4" dual exhaust, K&N filter, dimpled/slotted rotors, headrest dvd players, Ebay Satnav/reverse camera, GME 3100TX, Tigerz11 Side awning on custom brackets with Maxtrax mounts, 300W Invertor, ARB Underbody protection, Lightbar and STZ 265/70 tyres.
Wish list in order I'll get them: Sliders, 2" lift, E-locker, Winch bar with winch. -
My old 40 channel was mounted here:
You don't need to constantly look at the unit. Once you're on a channel that's it, you use your ears and then your eyes to garb the mike when needed.
My 80 channel is remoted and concealed under the console.Dave
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I found a good spot for it yesterday and mounted it this morning work. 10min job.
http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread...l=1#post5414622007 GXL V6 - ARB Bullbar with LED lights, snorkel, extractors, 2 1/4" dual exhaust, K&N filter, dimpled/slotted rotors, headrest dvd players, Ebay Satnav/reverse camera, GME 3100TX, Tigerz11 Side awning on custom brackets with Maxtrax mounts, 300W Invertor, ARB Underbody protection, Lightbar and STZ 265/70 tyres.
Wish list in order I'll get them: Sliders, 2" lift, E-locker, Winch bar with winch.Comment
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