Vic-1 intercom ? and mounting

[sac]

Hello all,

I've tried the search but haven't come up with much so on to my questions. How many of the c-2298 boxes wil I need for two head sets?
Second does anyone have pictures of them mounted in thier truck? I have found some threads of peoples post but most are several pages long, if they could give the post number it is on.

Thanks Scott

 

[CARNAC]

Search for a post (not thread) for VIC and me as the poster from about 2007. Look at that thread. I had pictures on there. Answer to the first question is 2.

 

[sac]

Search for a post (not thread) for VIC and me as the poster from about 2007. Look at that thread. I had pictures on there. Answer to the first question is 2.

Thank you

 

[Flyingvan911]

I need to mount mine also. I've had them for a year or more and have them sitting on the seat on the middle.

 

[Jeepsinker]

When I eventually get mine from Carnac I believe I already have my mounting solution figured up. Some clever placement of sheet metal or plywood goes a long way.

 

[Torisco]

VIc intercom

A C2298 control box or equivalent is needed for each crew member or station (headset) that will be
used with the Vic 1 intercom.

The mounting of the control boxes, Vic 1 intercom, power surge protector (if used) and all other components are at your discretion. I have enclosed the locations I used for the install of a RT524 radio transceiver, a power surge protector, a Vic 1 intercom, and the associated C2298 control boxes for three stations (Driver, Passenger and truck bed headache board for troops in rear)

Hope this answers your question.

Gordon
Ex-U.S. Army - Grunt

 

[sac]

A C2298 control box or equivalent is needed for each crew member or station (headset) that will be
used with the Vic 1 intercom.

The mounting of the control boxes, Vic 1 intercom, power surge protector (if used) and all other components are at your discretion. I have enclosed the locations I used for the install of a RT524 radio transceiver, a power surge protector, a Vic 1 intercom, and the associated C2298 control boxes for three stations (Driver, Passenger and truck bed headache board for troops in rear)



Hope this answers your question.

Gordon
Ex-U.S. Army - Grunt

Thanks Gordon gives me more ideas.

 

[M813rc]

Also courtesy of Torisco, manuals - http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?108082-AN-VIC-1-System-TM-s

Cheers