Jay see 1997 GU build up

[MB]

Not a problem at all Mark. As Winnie mentioned or a straight on/off. That way you have free hands while winching, but I do see the safety aspect for a monentary. Ahh decisions, decisions.

Cheers Jaysee mate! Safety aspect I'm thinking definitely 'Momentary' and not 'Switch' for us all. We all need to be in fine shape for the upcoming Donk party bro :-) !

[Winnie]

Cheers blokes, good to learn honestly! We're all on the same page, descriptive educational words thanks Winnie :-)
Personally a little weary though of SCA contact points type product longevity though through the mud and crud. Any top brands out there that comp blokes might be using, I dislike doing mods twice, thanks Mudski :-)

Yeah, honestly they would probably be okay though. I reckon Narva would do an identical switch though which would hopefully be the more reliable option.

I reckon you definitely want the momentary button Jaysee, a toggle switch could be a disaster waiting to happen. I can just see somebody flicking the switch without you knowing, and when you hit the power isolator the winch starts reeling in and sucks the hook through the bar doing all kinds of damage.
Or getting hands caught in and crushing them too.

[jay see]

Yeah, good point.
Monentary pretty much replaces the old wired handheld. That's the way to go.

[MB]

Yeah, good point. Monentary pretty much replaces the old wired handheld. That's the way to go.

:-) Wired handheld's, dang I've ruined a few of those cords in the old days :-)

[jay see]

I still haven't got around to installing the antennas, but started thinking about positions.
There will be 3 on the bullbar will having them close to each other cause interference problems?

[jay see]

Another dumb question.

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Or

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[Hodge]

#2 and that little metal washer / plate goes underneath.

[jay see]

Thanks Eric.
Didn't even know that it came apart.

[Coger]

Jay see - separate your antennas by approx 300mm to avoid any potential interference, but saying that the most important thing is to get them as high as possible, ie mount on top rail of bar, have you thought of one antenna mounted on the bonnet or at the rear of vehicle. Be aware of keeping them legal, if I remember there is a size limit (diameter of antenna) that can be mounted n front of drivers side.

[jay see]

Jay see - separate your antennas by approx 300mm to avoid any potential interference, but saying that the most important thing is to get them as high as possible, ie mount on top rail of bar, have you thought of one antenna mounted on the bonnet or at the rear of vehicle. Be aware of keeping them legal, if I remember there is a size limit (diameter of antenna) that can be mounted n front of drivers side.

Thanks Coger.

They are all on the top rail of the bullbar. I can separate them to get a 300mm gap, will do that tomorrow.
I've decided not to have anything on the drivers side for the reason that you mentioned.

If the the TV doesn't work properly I'll rerun it to the roof rack.