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#Post#: 88251--------------------------------------------------
Aerial / antenna mounting position?
DIR By: mud
Date: May 14, 2014, 2:31 pm
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Hi everyone, I've got a stereo fitted in my swb and I'm in the
process of collecting lids (currently a hard top) I want to
mount the stereo and CB aerials somewhere they don't need
faffing about with when changing from hard top / truck cab /
tilt? I have thought about a rubber duck on the wing, but I have
also seen one of those leccy jobbies that fit's inside the
screen? Any suggestions?
Cheers Mud
#Post#: 88254--------------------------------------------------
Re: Aerial / antenna mounting position?
DIR By: prof-pat-pending
Date: May 14, 2014, 3:12 pm
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IIRC yours is a series 3 ?
make brackets up and mount them to the windscreen hinges
:rolleye0012:
there are threaded holes allready there :smilewide:
#Post#: 88293--------------------------------------------------
Re: Aerial / antenna mounting position?
DIR By: samc88
Date: May 15, 2014, 5:15 pm
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In the wing, same position as a defender. Its Where I put mine
and looks quite neat :)
#Post#: 88301--------------------------------------------------
Re: Aerial / antenna mounting position?
DIR By: inglishg
Date: May 16, 2014, 6:20 am
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I re-used the original wing-mirror mounting holes. I didn't want
to drill more holes in the bodywork...
#Post#: 88308--------------------------------------------------
Re: Aerial / antenna mounting position?
DIR By: nickjaxe
Date: May 16, 2014, 12:11 pm
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To work to its best with a good all round sig...it needs to be
mounted centrally...if a hard top...right in the middle,
other wise the sig becomes directional,
I stuck a small square of galv plate on my hard top so I could
use a mag mount...easy then to whip it off.
Nick.
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