CB Fitting

Hiya Group
I have a Cobra 29 at the min its a good rig but its a bugger to find a gap
for it cause its so big. Ive been looking at the Team RoadCom with its din
fitting it looks like it will be a dead easy fit (scania 124 up by the
radio) but what quality are the radios? views anyone?
Cheers
Trev

"Trev" <trevor@home.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hiya Group
> I have a Cobra 29 at the min its a good rig but its a bugger to find a gap
> for it cause its so big. Ive been looking at the Team RoadCom with its din
> fitting it looks like it will be a dead easy fit (scania 124 up by the
> radio) but what quality are the radios? views anyone?
> Cheers
> Trev
>
>

Don't know about Team Road Com radios by I went for a Midland 48 with a
Midland DIN kit and its great. A right angled aerial connection on the coax
helps save some room behind.

Dave
--
"Statistics are like a bikini. What they reveal is interesting. What they
conceal is vital. "

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Trev	CB Fitting Hiya Group I have a Cobra 29 at the min its a good rig but its a bugger to find a gap for it cause its so big. Ive been looking at the Team RoadCom with its din fitting it looks like it will be a dead easy fit (scania 124 up by the radio) but what quality are the radios? views anyone? Cheers Trev

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Dave P	Re: CB Fitting "Trev" <trevor@home.co.uk> wrote in message news:1177529490.4856.0@proxy02.news.clara.net... > Hiya Group > I have a Cobra 29 at the min its a good rig but its a bugger to find a gap > for it cause its so big. Ive been looking at the Team RoadCom with its din > fitting it looks like it will be a dead easy fit (scania 124 up by the > radio) but what quality are the radios? views anyone? > Cheers > Trev > > Don't know about Team Road Com radios by I went for a Midland 48 with a Midland DIN kit and its great. A right angled aerial connection on the coax helps save some room behind. Dave -- "Statistics are like a bikini. What they reveal is interesting. What they conceal is vital. "