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Nissan Xterra & IC706MkIIG
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by WB7OEC on January 25, 2006
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Looking for help on how/where to mount an Icom 706MKIIG in a 2001 Nissan Xterrra.
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RE: Nissan Xterra & IC706MkIIG
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by K0BG on January 26, 2006
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Go to my web site and look under Installations. There isn't a Nissan in the bunch, but perhaps one of the others will give you an idea.
Alan, KØBG
www.k0bg.com
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RE: Nissan Xterra & IC706MkIIG
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by WB7OEC on January 26, 2006
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Yes I have seen it. Thank you! In my favorites now.
I now must rethink my 10 foot 10 gauge West Marine produts braided "romax" type cable.
What is your thoughts on protecting against transient spikes, the STO-P product is half the cost of the radio?
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RE: Nissan Xterra & IC706MkIIG
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by W3LK on January 27, 2006
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In almost 40 years I have never lost a radio to any kind of transient spike and that includes commercial installations. Of course, my radios are all off when starting the engine.
Lon W3LK
Baltimore, Maryland
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