Hi Mario did you make a video on how you ran the power for your mobile? Trying to figure out the best option for myself and not thrilled with my solutuon
Hello, DSD. I did not use the truck's starting battery to power my two way radio. Rather, my accessories are powered by my lithium battery bank that is located inside the cab. The exception to my accessories' power is my wench. I believe this video demonstrates where I connected positive power for the wench, at the starting battery. Here is a link to a video where I access the inner workings of the center console ua-cam.com/video/jwlkZj46mk0/v-deo.html . If I needed power inside the cab from the battery, I would probably run power via the firewall breach for the hood release cable or the pre-punch for the hydraulic clutch option, nearby. I would not run power lines parallel with antenna cables. Another solution might be the fuse block at the passenger side footwell. However, a heavily optioned truck might not have the watts available and might produce "noise".
What is the mount you used to attach your antenna? For your next Colorado, just use the clutch punch out for running cable. Cut down on install time.
Hey there GhostmanDKA, I used the Rago ditch light brackets. I have a separate video on that installation. ua-cam.com/video/TdeufYdvC-0/v-deo.html
Hi Mario did you make a video on how you ran the power for your mobile? Trying to figure out the best option for myself and not thrilled with my solutuon
Hello, DSD. I did not use the truck's starting battery to power my two way radio. Rather, my accessories are powered by my lithium battery bank that is located inside the cab. The exception to my accessories' power is my wench. I believe this video demonstrates where I connected positive power for the wench, at the starting battery. Here is a link to a video where I access the inner workings of the center console ua-cam.com/video/jwlkZj46mk0/v-deo.html . If I needed power inside the cab from the battery, I would probably run power via the firewall breach for the hood release cable or the pre-punch for the hydraulic clutch option, nearby. I would not run power lines parallel with antenna cables. Another solution might be the fuse block at the passenger side footwell. However, a heavily optioned truck might not have the watts available and might produce "noise".
@@MarioWorkedOnIt thanks so much I’ll check your video out on the winch. The alt battery is an interesting idea, I’ll look for that as well