Installing CB in 100 Series Landcruiser
Submitted: Saturday, Apr 02, 2005 at 01:45
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Lanceo1
I am thinking about fitting a GME Tx4400 or 3400 or a Uniden 013 to my Toyota Landcruiser 100 series. Has anyone done this exercise & if so any tips on a good location. Also any comments on my choice of radio would be welcomed as I have not purchased one yet.
Reply By: Outbackstuff - Saturday, Apr 02, 2005 at 10:20
Saturday, Apr 02, 2005 at 10:20
Hi,
Remote head is the way to go as you there is not a lot of mounting
places in the new 100's. I have my unit under the carpet (drivers side - just under the conole) with the head mounted on the console. I also have an ext speaker mounted under the dash to get the sound out. The only problem i find is that i need to look down if i wish to change station or adjust. We normally mount them this way, but i have done a couple where the head is mounted on the dash, using a dash matt and small peice of wood under dash matt to screw into. This way - not holes are done in dash / console etc.
We sell the full Uniden range including the 013. Both the GME and Uniden are excellant products. We like the Uniden as it has 40 programmable frequencies that you can do yourself, where the GME has to be preprogrammed at place of purchase.
Geoff
www.outdoorstuff.com.au
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Follow Up By: F233 - Saturday, Apr 02, 2005 at 21:52
Saturday, Apr 02, 2005 at 21:52
Hi i have installed the remote head unit in my 100 series but it would be easier to show you via pictures. If you have an email address i am happy to email them.
cheers
Ric
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Reply By: Member - Snatchem (WA) - Sunday, Apr 03, 2005 at 23:00
Sunday, Apr 03, 2005 at 23:00
Lanceo1, I have just fitted a GME 3400 to my 100 series with out drilling any holes remote head fits under ash tray with strong velcro tape. Wire passes through under ash tray tucked back under centre console to main unit bracket mounted under drivers
seat with cable ties picked up constant power from empty connector presumably for electric seats under the
seat. will send photo to your email
Peter
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Follow Up By: Outbackstuff - Tuesday, Apr 05, 2005 at 00:08
Tuesday, Apr 05, 2005 at 00:08
Hi Peter,
could you flick me the photo's as
well.
geoff@outdoorstuff.com.au
Thanks,
Geoff
www.outdoorstuff.com.au
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