What has everyone done with a UHF?

[wranglertj]

i mounted my UHF in the passenger side footwell up against the transmission tunnel using the existing bolts so no drilling required and it is convienent and out of the way.
I mounted the antenna on the passenger pillar by the front window using the existing bolts so it is up nice and high but i had to make up a bracket for it top sit on.

Works well

[JKohn]

Here's mine and I have the mic just to the right and around the corner of the Power Outlet above my knee. I had a glass mounted aerial but it blew off so now I am working on option 2.

[Tiny]

i mouted mine above the mirror up out of the way

[MickJeep]

My marine UHF as some additional frequencies for international and US use. I wondering if a non Australian UHF uses the same frequencies as Australia.

[Adomw07]

Tiny

me too, I put mt GME 3200 above the rear view mirror and mad a bracket to put the antenna above the high mount brake light

ado

[Tiny]

i mounted the antenna on the front bar unfortunatly with my bar being a stubby i had to put it in front of the hedlight

[Brettski]

I've got a GME 3440 and I've mounted it under the steering wheel. There is an empty spot there once you pull the trim panel off - I just made a small bracket to mount it level and it fits well - you put the panel back on and you can't see it at all. I can hear it really well too.

Davidd made a comment a while back that the spot in question gets really hot in his car and didn't recommend putting anything there. I checked it on mine after long drives (3 hours plus) with the heater on (because the heating pips are just off to the left) and it wasn't too warm at all - YMMV.

B.