running wires for uhf

I ran all mine down the passenger side pillar and through the visor mount holes (remove visor pull wires through and remount), to rectify the bouncing mic problem I pulled apart the clip holder and placed a small bit of cardboard in the center which makes it hold in the tighter. I'll run out and take a photo

Mines a disco 1 but same same.
Mounting location https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...013/09/534.jpg
Wiring
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/09/22/e6unesaz.jpghttp://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/09/22/ety2abad.jpg
If you look close you can see the card board to stiffen up the cliphttp://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/09/22/ugeburam.jpg

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Originally Posted by Alex 110

I piggybacked the power off the interior light wiring, so I only had to run the coax to the bullbar. Might not be the best solution, but it was simple & it worked for me. As above, the coax goes above the headliner & then down the A pillar

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I ran mine the same way... I think after asking the same question when I first joined the forums.

Was the easiest to do, and works well. In the 6 months or so since I did it, I have had no problems at all.

Cheers

Matt

To stop the mic falling just get some 3M Dual Lock tape which is like Velcro only much stronger. 25MM square will hold 14Kg and easy to pull apart.

I stuck my Iphone to the dash and perspex on the rear window of my RRC and neither moved at all except when you want them to.
Regards Philip A

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Originally Posted by clubagreenie

What model of UHF?

Its a uniden uh-089 its not the small face one like your pic, I had it given to me so may as well use it, I was mostly interested on where people had run the wires once inside the car, thanks for all your advice guys (im kinda new to the landrover and mechanic/eletronics) but looking forward to learning

Cheers

Scott:D

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Anywhere you going to mount, just make sure you get a clean power direct from battery is the best to prevent any interference.