Using Microcontrollers in Ham Radio Projects – a presentation by George Zafiropoulos, KJ6VU at Dayton 2012. Introduction to microcontroller hardware, software development tools and featuring several ham radio project examples.
http://www.kcomm.biz Here are some pictures on an Icom IC-7000 that was recently installed in a Toyota Avalon..
The head was remoted on the dash using a Yaesu MMB-62 mobile mounting bracket..The radio was set under the front passenger seat..We used a Jetstream JPST10 for an external speaker..The speaker was mounted in front of the passenger front seat..
The antennas were Workman mono band sticks..The support for the antennas is a Tram NMO trunk lid mount, which used a NMO to 3/8″ adapter..
The system was checked out & everything worked fine..The customer was happy..
Thanks for viewing..73, Mel
WA5UTK
nice
Hi there, did you ever pick up an interference when the engine was running,
I get a high noise level, I wondered if it was picking it up on the lead
between the head and the radio, or whether it was the fact I was using a
magmount and it isn’t really screened to the body, but the radio is screwed
to the body……. from Fred in UK.
Too bad there is so much background noise and you can’t see the overhead
very well.