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My in-dash radio/cb install: Moved to Electronics Related
I wanted to share my installation of my JVC radio and Midland CB1 in my 00 Cherokee. I constructed all the brackets from steel, hand bent and welded together to fit the factory radio mounting holes and bolts.
External speaker for the CB
Bluetooth microphone for the radio
Last edited by superbee1970440; Nov 8, 2015 at 02:39 PM.
Very nice looking install and homemade steel plate really works well.
I solved my CB problem with this Cobra unit everything in the Mic rest is remote mounted makes for very clean install. The remote unit has a speaker output on it but I was surprised with the one in the Mic very loud have to turn it down and good quality sound. This unit retails for under $100 and top rated I have 20-30 different ones over the years and for an AM only this is top notch and has emergency weather/channels also.
This is easily the cleanest CB install I've ever seen. Looks as if it came that way from the factory. Kudos to you man
Originally Posted by mitchellsk
Looks great. I'm debating where to put mine and have an idea for some dead space in another area but this will be my backup plan.
Originally Posted by Fred/N0AZZ
Very nice looking install and homemade steel plate really works well.
I solved my CB problem with this Cobra unit everything in the Mic rest is remote mounted makes for very clean install. The remote unit has a speaker output on it but I was surprised with the one in the Mic very loud have to turn it down and good quality sound. This unit retails for under $100 and top rated I have 20-30 different ones over the years and for an AM only this is top notch and has emergency weather/channels also.
Thanks for the compliments guys!
Fred, I also considered this unit for the same reasons. I really just didn't like the added complexity of all the buttons on the handset. Do you ever have issues with accidentally switching the cannel or anything?
No I have not and its mostly used off road. I worried about that also but very easy to use I also had my doubts but glad I did go with it. I do have other radios (amateur) equipment in the XJ also.