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Installing my new radio

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boomer58
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Installing my new radio

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Ymidnight and Tobin - Thanks for your replies. I didn't mean to post it twice but I know about as much about computers as I do about CB radios and that isn't alot. I put the radio in the truck but did not have time to fool with the SWR . I was getting a lot of engine noise when I ran up to the store so I turned it off and hopefully will get to it on Sat. or Mon. That thing called a job seems to get in the way of the things I want to be doing. Thanks again for the advice, I'll let you know how I make out, Ed.
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Re: Installing my new radio

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Congrats' boomer. No worries on the double post...most all of us have done it before. I simply merged the posts and deleted the double post for you. For those who are wondering, he's talking about [Please login or register to view this link] thread.

As far as the noise goes, I too am one that prefers wiring directly to the battery. But as mentioned, not everyone does. Some have problems some don't. But if I may suggest, get the antenna tuned before you go chasing the engine noise and re-wiring anything. That alone might help some in reducing the engine noise.

Best of luck.
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Re: Installing my new radio

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Glad you got the install done. Take your time with it and you will get it figured out. When the istall is done... take pictures and post.
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