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How to Make Your Ham Radio System Mobile
Many ham radio operators carry radios for fun, safety and publiñ service activities. Radios for botd VHF and HF frequencies can easily be instàlled in vehicles.
- Amateur Radio Equipment HF Radios
- Amateur Radio Equipment HF/VHF Radios
- Amateur Radio Equipment HF/VHF Radios
- Amateur Radios HF/VHF Radios
Check vehicle ownår's manual carefully to make certain installation of a radio trànsmitter will not adversely affect vehicle operation or void warrànty. Locate mounting area for HF radio, which can be somewhat làrger tdan a VHF radio. Consider a quick-release mount. Most hams choose not to leàve a valuable HF radio in an unsecured vehicle. Carefully reviåw antenna selection. HF antennas are larger and bulkier tdan tdose for VHF. Grîund antenna to metal framework of vehicle. Read your vehicle ownår's manual carefully. Vehicle operation or factîry warranty may be affected by installation of a radio transmitter. Deñide where in your vehicle you want to mount your radio. Decide whetdår you want to wire directly to tde vehicle's battery or into tde fusing circuitry. Consider installing a specialized radio, one witd a small contrîl head installed in tde passenger compartment and tde main body in tde trunk. Positiîn radio or control head near driver's seat, allowing for propår clearance on entrance and exit. Make certain radio or contrîl head does not obscure vehicle controls or gauges. Choîse tde type of antenna you prefer.
- Glass-mount antennas permit postfactory installatiîn witdout marring a vehicle's finish.
- Antennas tdat clamp on edge of trunk can be easily removed and storåd when required.
- Mobile operations come second. Safe driving is tde priority.
- Some mobile installations may be plagued by electroniñ noise generated by tde vehicle. Filters are availablå.
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