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holy smokes this topic is getting around... I also posted the Facebook image (which i posted originally for Dixie Division..) on some radio interest groups... ill cross post to here when i get more info...

16x900 are the most common, super lugs.. they look GREAT! you can do the military Non direction tread (ndt) but they are pricy... no matter what your gonna pay 250 a tire, unless they are used... its WAY better than the guys with the 2.5 or 5 tons... I love my M37.. if i dont have the kids...

You can use as many center sections as you want, I often rig up hf antennas this way. The number of section effectively changes the frequency the antenna works on.

Usually there is a ground and a ptt which when connected to ground causes the radio to key. The outgoing audio from the mic goes out one and shares the gnd. Sometimes there is receive audio, but that isn't needed here Figure out by using a small jumper to gnd which one causes it to key...

This advice is dead on. I second it all fwiw

These 22mm ammo boxes are a dream! They are light Watertight and radios mount in them perfectly. I have over 10 ov them, you can get them cheap b/c no one really knows what to do with them. What I have done for years is to drive out the Ning rod, them mount different radios in them. I have...

yes i did, this particular one was a 400khz aircraft beacon so it had wood in it, which was trashed. I replaced it with new paneling, raw wood OUT, then polyurethaned them. one really interesting thing, the width is 54", and 71" long, they cut SOLID pieces of wood to go in this, since this is...

Hey all, here are some photos of the inside of the shelter.. the outside is awaiting paint just like the truck, but the inside is done! Empty Interior, just a big ol' box Table setup in the front Table set to the side planks installed for the bed. made up bed Custom radio mount...

i had the same thing one, the rubber base has wire in it, turned out to be broken, when you bent it, it disconnected...

dang! no-one? its not *that* rare!:):):):):):)

i use the same setup on mine and although RX isnt as critical on length and matching as TX its still very important. i recommend just rotating manually the tuning knob on the bottom of the MX6707 to the range the R-442 is on, you will find much greater sensitivity on the radio. its amazing how...

i have several of these, dont even touch a tool until you put HOT batteries in them... they will drift all over the place unless the power is correct.. then put a scanner on the other side of the room tuned to the same freq, if you dont hear yourself, verify the mic. you should be able to hear...

i spend so much time hacking on the Vic1 and related stuff that i have a whole second setup (AM-1780, C-2298, RT524, civi radios) on my workbench with cables routed around tool boxes to power supplies etc. The line running to the civi radio was laying against a 110v power line picking up noise...

Using the LS-671 to remotely Power On/Off any 12volt radio final installment in the quest to fully integrate the LS-671 into civi radios... LS-671 - RadioNerds The LS-671 has some interesting features that allow it to remotely turn on/off radios. for example, mounting a CB, GMRS, AM/FM under...

the buzz on transmit is due the low voltage of using this with 12volts Vs, 24.. when i run this with 24 volts the buzz is gone... UPDATE - Turns out i had some bad connections that introduced the buzz, it was fixed when i resoldered connections and shortened cables.. So this does work for full...

Yea i did some tests last night on that, i posted the basic diagram on my wiki, not a solution though.. it seems that the mute circuit isn't being activated, not sure if its due to low voltage (12 instead of 24) but i cant really test that just now.. ill have to integrate one of my isolation...

i guess 1 amp i need to measure to be sure, but start with that...

I re-drew the schematics for this, and confirmed that they worked.. there should be no issues... LS-671 - RadioNerds - 12Volt radio in a 24 volt vehicle (amplified) - 12 volt radio in a 12 volt vehicle (amplified) - any radio in any vehicle (unamplified)

there are several of us maintaining the wiki, and its a work in progress, so we try to keep everything going best we can...i will update the schematic. for your specific issue, you can always use the speaker test pins E and F, this will bypass all the internal circuits of the LS-671, and is...

BIG UPDATE! Prototype boards for the any radio to VIC1 Interface Hey all, wanted to give an update to my progress on this project. if you recall im integrating the VIC1 with regular civilian radio for both transmit and receive via the VIC1 headset.. with a clean and clear signal.. I designed...