How is your uhf cb mounted?

[Diesel]

Can you post a pic?

Got an idea or two, but the mount/bracket for the last unit won't work with this new unit.

Just want to see what you guys and gals do.

Cheers

[ST2UP]

Do you want radio mounted permanently on the bike and remove the battery for charging ?? or do you want to use the radio elsewhere ??

Post a Pic of the rear of the radio may help ppl 


How about a flat piece of aluminium with a mounting hole in the bottom corner the size of the back of the radio that mounts with a spacer to either of the clutch or brake reservoir mount bolts......then scallop the top of the alloy out to accept and cradle the belt clip of the radio up where it hinges to the radio, where the retaining hook is at the bottom of the belt clip, cut and file out a hole in the alloy to accept and retain the radio on the alloy ?? have this hole and the scallop at the top of the alloy with minimal tolerances so the radio is firm......

We modified similar on Sicmans bike for his radio.....PM him to post a Pic 


 

[Brock]

What sort of UHF, hand held or car type, one unit or one with a remote head unit.

Mine is a car unit screwed to the top of the dash.

[Totgas]

I've always gone for a remote head unit so I can tuck the main body under the seat.
A.

[ST2UP]

Diesel is running a 5 Watt Handheld, and has a temporary mounting solution  but I will let him share that  ....

[NTRebel]

Brock just a couple of quick questions asI have just bought a car CB. Do you have a picture of your mounting set up? And how did you power it did you go direct to battery or a switched source.
 
Cheers Paul

[DaleMcLean]

Uniden UH-076/8 or the GME TX6150 take a RAm ball nicely  then a Ram "Goldwing" mount attaches to the 2 screws holding the brake or clutch
to the bars.
Easy peesy

[Brock]

Paul,

I use switched power to run my UHF, I use a relay in the rear of the bike controlled by a switched source in the Police harness. The switched power runs in a cable to a fuse panel in the nose that supplies power for the UHF, SMH10, driving lights, GPS, and 5volt feeds for cameras and stuff.

[Brock]

By the way, the radio stays there all year, weather isnt/hasnt been a problem.

[Gadget]

Mine is an ICOM 400 Pro mounted on to the right hand pie warmer lid. The hand held Mic is mounted on the lid as well.
Downside for me is I can't see the display when riding and it tends to loosen the lid hinge mounting screwn over time. (Regular retightening required)
Upside, it is usually out of the weather and doesn't get in the way of anything. Volume control is readily accessible. And the display doesn't blind at night.

[NTRebel]

Thanks for that Brock.I was looking at  mounting mine in the same spot.

Cheers Paul

[Diesel]

Here are a couple of pics of my new setup...



Big thanks to ST2UP for being integral in getting this project off the ground. ... 

[ST2UP]

I overheard Diesel Dave from the 10-4 good buggie brigade using his new toy at this weekends RTE......


Me thinks a monster has been created.... Radio sounded great on the air 




 

[Gadget]

And Diesel heard mine from over 8 km away over a hill.

[PC]

Garry I heard you talking to  Deisel when I was passing the Maroon dam turn off. something about the speed a car was traveling


   Peter

[Gadget]

Far out!
We were just south of Beaudesert at Laravale then. Following a Mr Plod, who had someone in front of him really behaving themselves really well. 
That is about 40 km by road. Over 25 km as the crow flys.

[PC]

  COOL       I thought you mite have been that far down the road
When I browed the last hill before I dropped down into Boonah I thought I may have heard you again just a word or two then thought NAH couldn't be 
   Peter