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Shuggy



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New Member - Antenna - Maye an old question

I am to fit a Ham Radio in my new 90. A roof rail is not an option so looking for alternatives without permenant body damage. Anybody help? Big Cry
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mse



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2008 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Manual Java Black

Not knowing what type of antenna but:
- Window mount (temporary - many types of connectors mine uses a bmc for my airband transcever - i am a pilot) mainly for smaller antennas it should be said.
- Mount off the spare wheel carrier - i reckon there is room
- Bumper mount
- Would a gutter temporary mount work for you?

thats all i have Razz
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Australia 2007 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Manual Stornoway Grey

I just got a UHF aerial installed using an alloy bracket which simply bolts to a couple of spare holes on top of the radiator support frame... One good thing about massive Defender panel gaps is it makes routing cables easy.




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Shuggy



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Thanks guys, both great tips. Shuggy Very Happy
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