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That’s what I did to remote mount the main unit for my Icom 2730.

Thanks for the link!

I bet I’m in the middle of it then.

Central Texas? Never heard of it.

Under the seat, what is the small gray unit with power, mic, and antenna connections?

Whitney Portal. I haven’t been there in a long time.

Try overlanding in a cop car for don’t see many.

Cool, a US store. I’d love to find one of the camp oven style spun steel pieces, that you can use the top for coals, but only see them at Australian stores.

Cool. I definitely prefer Spam for sandwiches. Mmmm, I love a Spam sammich! I’ve had good luck using the Dak hams when you want diced bits, like for breakfast meals or home brewed pasta dishes.

That would be cool!

Our little captain Fuzzball. He enjoys the water, but can’t float at all.

Thanks!

What a distinguished face!

We do Try to meet the first Saturday, unless we’re overlanding! Last week we tried it a bit differently, and made breakfast tacos on skottles at the meet up. There were about a dozen people this time

Where did you get the carpet? do you have a link by chance?

Congrats!

I have two of the 2730A units and really like them. I’ve also been using Icom mobiles for a very long time. I have one mounted in my overlanding rig, and another in the shack.

Radios with so few faceplate buttons can sometimes be diff8cult to drive with the menus. Be sure you can program it easily, at least with software. Chirp can possibly be used, but you still need a compatible cable to connect it to your computer.

If I get over there I sure will.

I’m curious to hear what temps you encounter right now. Hopefully up and out o& the heat.