Hi everyone,
I recently ripped everything out of my S-10 and started from scratch. For those looking for install ideas in an S-10, these pics may help. Equipent includes a TK840 UHF mobile, TK7160 VHF mobile, an Able-2 4-way switch, blue mini phantom LED, and headlight and reverse light wig-wags. The console is a Jotto Desk 9" contour series console, purchased through Jotto Desk. I had to remove the cupholder and it's bracket from the seat to accomodate the console.
Here is a link to the pics -
http://s192.photobucket.com/albums/z234 ... t%20setup/
All wiring is either in split-loom tubing or ran under the carpeting. Power is drawn from the fuse block with 8 gauge wire, fused at 30 amps. Antennas are a VHF quarter wave and a Lakeview high-gain dual bander for UHF. There are also provisions for a scanner, when I choose to have it in.
S-10 install pics
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S-10 install pics
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Re: S-10 install pics
Rather then the looped jumpers on your distribution block, Blue Sea Systems makes a factory part for that function. Less connectors to fail that way http://bluesea.com/category/9/36/produc ... erview/193.radiocomms95 wrote:All wiring is in either in split-loom tubing, or ran under the carpeting. Power is drawn from the fuse block with 8 gauge wire, fused at 30 amps. Antennas are a VHF quarter wave and a Lakeview high-gain dual bander for UHF. There are also provisions for a scanner, when I choose to have it in.
They also make a neat fused distribution block as well.http://bluesea.com/category/5/21/productline/126
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Re: S-10 install pics
QFTspareparts wrote:Rather then the looped jumpers on your distribution block, Blue Sea Systems makes a factory part for that function. Less connectors to fail that way http://bluesea.com/category/9/36/produc ... erview/193.radiocomms95 wrote:All wiring is in either in split-loom tubing, or ran under the carpeting. Power is drawn from the fuse block with 8 gauge wire, fused at 30 amps. Antennas are a VHF quarter wave and a Lakeview high-gain dual bander for UHF. There are also provisions for a scanner, when I choose to have it in.
They also make a neat fused distribution block as well.http://bluesea.com/category/5/21/productline/126
the blus sea fuse block is the best use them all time
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Re: S-10 install pics
Gentlemen,
Thanks for the advice on the distribution block. I'll have to clear some funds and install one. That should tidy things up behind the seat as well.
Thanks for the advice on the distribution block. I'll have to clear some funds and install one. That should tidy things up behind the seat as well.
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Re: S-10 install pics
they cost like 35.00 bucks
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Re: S-10 install pics
I took a slightly different approach on my S-10, but here are some pics of how I did it:
http://www.ke4nyv.com/install/2005/
http://www.ke4nyv.com/install/2005/
Jason KE4NYV
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