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Old 22-04-2006
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Has anyone found the best place for a CB install in the WH? From first looks these does not seem to be any ideal spot?

Any hints or install that someone has done?

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Can't help with where to install. Probably best to go for one of the remote head units, like GME or Uniden make.
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I've been struggling with the same problem with my WH and have not solved it yet.

In the meantime I use a small handheld (not ideal) or a borrowed GME TX4000 my club has set up in a camera bag with a magnetic mount antenna on the roof. Radio is powered from front auxialliary 12V socket and I just run the antenna coax thru the passenger side rear door. Works well and so far the magnetic mount hasn't marked the roof.
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I would suggest drop the panel beneath the steering column, (it is hinged) and mount a remote face unit there with the face under the dash on the passenger side. (same as a KJ)
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Agree it's hard to find a suitable spot for a radio,I've sat mine between the seat and the centre console on the plastic base for the seat held on by 2 sided tape and the cables tucked up under the plastic.It doesn't move on road.not sure how secure it would be with some bush bashing though.
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I was looking at the GME TX3400 and antenna combo through GME fr $758 as I too have the handhelds but suffer from the range.

I will look at the under steering column this weekend to see its viability. So far its the best spot.

Next question is where to mount the antenna as I have no nudge/roo bar and obviously no wheel carrier. Was looking at the sual bracet from the gap on the bonnet but have too see clearance and the durability of the bracket.

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HOWDY!!

I put two CBs on top of my dash in the middle facing me. Doesn't obstruct my views or anything, and it's easy to change channels... also looks impressive!

That's in a 2001 WJ though

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