Puma UHF Options

Freestyler · 6th November 2011, 06:20 AM

I asked about the internal rear veiw mirror when getting my 120 county engineered. The answer was if it had one out of the factory then it has to be there, except in my case I have a non removable camping body on it which you cannot see through. This is to comply with the ADR's so you would find that you vehicle now doesn't comply therefore if you were to have a accident this give the insurance companies a way out! For the Remote mounted GME's you can get extension leads for them so you can hide them pretty well. I use GME SPK04 extension speakers
Tim

**nugge t** · 8th November 2011, 08:44 AM

I think that information is wrong. If you check page 30 of
Australian Design Rule 14/02 Rear Vision Mirrors, it says.....

Compulsory

Unless a mirror would
not provide rearward
vision (as defined in
paragraph 15.2.4.1.)
Optional
If the mirror does not

provide rearward vision

Side mirrors however..

Compulsory
1 on the driver's side and 1
on the passenger's side
Class II mirrors may be

fitted as an alternative.

I have had small head GME's in the last 2 vehicles and the reason for going to them was because of limited space so it was hard to find somewhere to put the extension speakers. This time I went to a full body unit and have found it much clearer but that may just be a personal preference.

**muddys1** · 10th November 2011, 12:39 PM

I have the 3420, and its mounted on the right hand side of the cubby beside the the drivers seat and the mike is mounted just above the hand brake

cheers
muddy

**The Cone of Silence** · 11th November 2011, 01:24 PM

I have the 3420, and its mounted on the right hand side of the cubby beside the the drivers seat and the mike is mounted just above the hand brake

Different UHF (TX3100) but same location and I like it on the side of the cubby. Never gets in the way yet easy to access.

I am liking the idea of a roof console though...

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