0010052370H80
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| 2M Mobile | Dec 15th 2012, 23:16 | 5 | 6,871 | on 20/12/12 |
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| 2M Mobile | 0010052370H80 | on 18/12/12 |
| Or maybe I won't be using the "High Current" outlet after reading k0bg's information after all. | ||
| 2M Mobile | 0010052370H80 | on 18/12/12 |
| Thank you. I'll be using the "High current" outlet, it's fused at 30A. |
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| 2M Mobile | 0010052370H80 | on 15/12/12 |
| Simple question for anyone who's done it. I would like to install a 2M rig, 50w max power in my pickup, a 2002 Ford. I'm concerned about the OBD-II computer that runs the engine being damaged by stray RF, and the astronomical replacement cost. Since I'm not planning a permanent install I would prefer to use the high current socket on the dashboard and a mag mount antenna. A box in the power cord with some caps & chokes will be added. Is this enough? n2nbe |
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