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Here's an install/response from some EMS something in Thailand This has gotta win some sort of all time prize

On the smart controllers like the SS2000, I just cut the trace on the board and install a keyswitch between them which gets mounted on the side of the console. Of course if you are using something other than a relay controlled device, you are better off just putting one of those 200A cutoffs...

That's an International 4700 based rig. I drive a 1997 4700 Command Post (finally being retired this June). It's class C and by far my favorite piece of hardware I've been able to run. Bummer its not 4x4, but I haven't got stuck yet.

Are you looking for any trades?

For a 2500, you might get more interest in the $450-600 range. It also helps to post the firmware and flashcode numbers. These can both be accessed by turning the radio on, waiting for the screen to come up and then immediately pressing the home key 5 times. The radio will chirp and cycle...

Our agency is looking for a company to help us quote, design and upfit a new Sprinter mobile communications vehicle. We are located in Southern California, so local dealers are preferred. PM me for email and more details. Thanks! -C.K.Garside

Hey all, after all the great reviews I've been seeing recently, I am considering going with Feniex lights for my next upfit. Have a few questions that don't think were covered by the literature I studied: 1) What gauge wire is used for the lightheads (surface mounts, wide lux, 4&600 and HAWs)...

Blackbox radios are junk/crap/s**t/-insert other here- AVOID IF AT ALL POSSIBLE (Actually avoid them even if it isn't possible) They are not Part 90 compliant, which means they have no place being used legally for public safety or commercial use.

Thrunite TN12 Been my EDC for 2 years now. Its very bright (1000 lumens) and survived lots of abuse. Even used it as a headlight when mine failed on a sketchy unpaved mountain road a few weeks ago.

In my installs, all radios and devices with parasitic drain are wired to an ignition sense rail. This has a timer that cuts off the load when the car isn't running for more than 5-30 minutes. If you need to keep the radios on for longer (or the warning lights are activated) a switch on the dash...

The 500W ones are typically installed on aircraft with 28VDC electrical systems. The highest wattage I've seen is vehicle range (14VDC) is 250W

Nice!!!! Looks like a damn carnival

I'd like to see the control hardware in the cab

SOLD!!!

Price Dropped to $100, you pay shipping. I want it off the shelf.

[redacted] Under FCC regulations, it is entirely legal to own or posses radio equipment that can be used for MARS/CAP or DOT purposes. What is illegal, is if someone (end user) is engaged in transmitting on frequencies that they are not licensed to use. The radio can be shipped in either...

Up for sale is a very good condition used Yaesu FT-2900. This is a VHF band radio with 75W output power. Analog FM and NFM. Supports Yaesu Wires and ARTS technologies. Included is the radio, DTMF microphone, bracket, anderson power pole adapter and some mounting screws. Radio can have...

I'm interested in a 29 and a 30. Anyone been able to reach seller recently?

I don't think so. As I understand the clip mount is wider on the 3/5000 series (I measured my battery clip mount. Its about 3/4in between groves) I only have XTS5000 radios, so I can't determine for sure

I might be interested. Is this a low power (25 watt) unit?

MAKE IT OFFICIAL WITH A NICE BADGE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NHfsa3GBIc

All I can say is CABLE MANAGEMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty solid impact, hope the firefighters are okay. There is no way she didn't see/hear the rig. Maybe she thought she could pull out before the truck?

At least he didn't crash into the station!

If you want to build your own you need a 12 pin mini molex connector, some molex pins, a crimper and some wire. I'd be happy to post the wire colors or pinnout if you want.

I never like to switch high amperage (over 30 amps) with relays or solenoids. Why you ask? Because there is electrical arcing that occurs between the contacts when using relays and solenoids. If at all possible we like to avoid the use of switching high amperage hot loads. We are able to...

You do not need PL to receive on a certain frequency. It is only commonly used when you transmit as a access code to the repeater/system you use. The only time you would use PL on receive (R-CTCSS) is when there is heavy interference on the channel and you want to filter only the traffic from...

Blue Sea Systems makes some great stuff. We have used their distribution panels in many radio installs.