CB antenna in Millis truck.

I used to work at Millis until they became A'Holes and put cameras and microphones in the cab staring at you and lying to us claiming they only come on during "critical events".

Whenever that green exclamation point is lit, they are watching and listening LIVE!

You can not drill holes into their trucks at all. You can hook up a better antenna behind the cab by clamping it to a rail. You run the coax through a plastic vent behind the cab.

If they're still telling newbie that they need coveralls ... you don't.

Sneakers are Okay, because you can feel the pedals better.

Go to TSC (Tractor supply co.) and get winter work gloves $10 to $20 a pair. They aren't sold near their summer gloves, they're sold near the ski caps and nylon winter gloves (don't buy nylon for work).

 

No, you can not run better wires to the battery. Anything hooked up to the batteries must be hooked up by Millis mechanics and the only thing they'll run to the batteries is a power inverter. Check with them before buying the power inverter, they are picky because of the concerns of burning the truck down.

I used a 100 watt amplifier with no problem using the same hook up as the cb. I used one of those small Italian amplifiers bought on Ebay for app. $110.00. I think the manufacturer is RM. Many selling them on ebay are in europe and only a few will sell to Americans because they are illegal in the USA.

 

For your antenna the outback bracket might be an option.

 

I have a cobra 29 with rfx on a 2014 freightshaker hooked to stock power connecter on dash and works great. I got a mirror perch but mounted it on the passenger side mirror on the top of the door works good but not sure what kinda truck you are getting

 

Frieghtshaker setup

 

I would look in the fuse panel and see what the CB power uses for fuse size.
I have seen some with only a 5 amp fuse.....A RFX 150 would pull more than 5 amps for sure.