A while ago I was writing about the radio mount I was
designing & printing, well there’s been some developments.
Firstly, there’s been some testing, a blatt a couple of
weeks ago showed that the radio worked just fine, but hearing what was being
said was a bit hit & miss, also finding the “press-to-transmit” button was
not always easy to find dangling on its wire.
So there’s been some changes. For a “simple two-way radio”
it’s now quite complex, it this picture you can see (starting at the right):-
The “battery eliminator” (power supply)
The 3D printed radio mount
Two jack plug extension leads with a bracket
An aerial quick release plug & socket
A new headset with remote PTT button
There’s also an antenna & a co-ax extension lead still on
the car
My plan is to fit the radio to the rear bulkhead behind the
passenger seat, it’ll be plugged into the 12v socket on the roll bar &
connected to the high mounted antenna, which will have the QR connectors on. The
jack plug extensions will be plugged into the radio with the socket bracket
mounted somewhere accessible to plug the headset in & the PTT button will
be attached to the gearstick where I can find it.
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