Placement of a UHF radio

[Gidgee Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close Gidgee]

I was wondering were the best place to position a TX 4000 UHF radio was?

[zookcubr Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close zookcubr]

Either buy a roof console $$$$, or make one. The other option is to replace your factory radio with a standard size aftermarket one and fill in the hole with your UHF.

[Yota Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Yota]

this is where I have my radios,
UHF under sterio
27Mhz down the bottom

[StormyKnight Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close StormyKnight]

Yep I got my UHF, where Yotas got his 27Mhz. The only issue is you have to twist around a bit to see the display, but its really not much of a problem unless your trying to scan channels & trying to work out what channel the activity is on. On the freeway on ch40 or when offroad on a fixed channel its fine.

The speaker is loud enough to be heard even though it is a Uniden with the speaker in the bottom, but it looks like yours has the speaker in the front! Bonus!

Cheers
Richard

[Snaga Wishing I was lost Find all posts View Profile Close Snaga]

I've got the slim line one... the TX3200 and it fits nicely under the ash try.

[Yota Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Yota]

I have extension speakers for both radios, evan though the i-com UHF has a front speaker, a good extension speaker is alot clearer than the fitted ones, witch means I can actually have it quieter and still understand what is said. The two speakers are under the vinal gear stick cover.

[cheilig Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close cheilig]

Here's my attempt. Works fine for me, Slight modification to the plastic sleeve but looks great.