BI3SVM_Rinko We've just bought a new car, and I was thinking of keeping the old one around to use as a simulator. Currently, I'm considering either the Windo N7600 or the Yaesu FTM6000R. The Windo seems to have more features and is also easy to operate with my phone. What are your thoughts?
BI3SVM_Rinko BH2RMX Are you setting up a radio in your car? Is a 50W portable radio sufficient for that purpose?
BH4GQD BI3SVM_Rinko It's best to use a battery pack instead; cigarette lighters typically only support 25 watts.
BH2RMX BI3SVM_Rinko It's perfectly adequate for most uses. The maximum current draw under full power operation is less than 10A. Most car-mounted devices require at least 15A.
BG5BNW The FT991 could also be considered a chassis, right? (Just kidding) I recommend using the FT500DR, but it's quite expensive. The N7500/7600 is better.
BA4IYV Does the battery installation have a tutorial? I want to install the entire engine, but I'm not sure how to get the power cable into the engine compartment.
BH3GUC BA4IYV The firewall in the driver's compartment has a hole that can be used to thread wires through. If you are not comfortable doing this yourself, you can take it to a repair shop.
BA7NID [未知用户] Underneath the main driver's seat, you will typically find wiring harnesses that pass through from behind the firewall.
BG2EFX If your local area has DMR, I recommend the 9100. It can be directly connected to a cigarette lighter.
BG2MKU A 320 yuan FT-1907 unit, which I modified and installed in my car. However, I still recommend using a separate machine with the main unit in the trunk and the panel attached directly to the screen for easier installation.
BG6QVZ I chose the DM9100. Small, and dual-band, plus DMR. Also, 4FSK has been approved, and it's relatively inexpensive, so there's no reason not to use it.
BI3SVM_Rinko BG6QVZ I think this one looks pretty good, but I haven't heard anyone using a DMRS repeater in Taiyuan, and the N7600 has more power.
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