Mark S. @ Fine Tune CB (Hardrive)

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  1. bored silly

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    are you friggin kidding me that radio is on a video....if that's not one of the best sounding radios you've ever heard. your deaf dumb and stupid .......that video speaks volumes for Mark's work... that's the #### man... thanks rabbi
     
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    Yeap they both sound good..
     
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    I agree my motto is no pay no stay if I don't make $$$$ I don't work for somebody.. they don't work for free every little bit helps people in this world
     
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    Question..If mark tells me to use 6ga wire on my 955,what amp fuse should i be running in the fuseable link??
    2nd..I didnt think the factory plug on a 955 was 6 ga..
     
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    6 gauge on a factory plug that's not happening.... look at the power cord on a 98vhp that's the cord you need to buy run your factory cord into it... it's. 8 gauge wire run the connectors into each other make it as short as possible... get off your wallet lol and buy the cord I told you .then you can connect what I just told you into the 4gauge good ####... you'll end up running 8 gauge into 4 gauge. with the Anderson connecters.....you cannot overdue this bigger is better wire gauge wise.....
     
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    4 gauge is bigger better than the 6 gauge... it's easier to run your factory crap right into that power cord on a 98v..... Anderson connectors are the way to go easier to connect/disconnect lots less power loss... get off your wallet your moving into big boy territory.....lol
     
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    I'm not seeing the point in playing with the 6 gauge at all....most radios come with 10gauge thin crap for a power cord....you run your factory crap into a bigger power cord that comes with bigger power wattage radios 98 v cord has a inline fuse it comes with it. most all cb shops can weld power cord wires together .....
     
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    my 980 magnum runs the crap 10 gauge wire which is welded right into 8 gauge wire very short from one to the othet....the 8 gauge wire then runs directly into the Anderson connecter....I'm charging 10 cents for future info posts....lol
     
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    the child porn idiot usually has a 98vhp power cord in stock...usual cost for that cord is about $35 including the tax