Where do you ground the radio, cb, gps, or other unit you wish to run through this box?
359249
Okay, sorry. Amazon asked me to comment on this by saying "since you own this unit maybe you could answer the question" But evidently I don't own this unit, because the model I have has a ground post and 6 negative connections.. Sorry all.
359250
You need a grounding bus that attaches.all devices to battery negative terminal.
359251
I had to take apart the unit and drill a hole through it and thread a bolt through and used it as a common ground.
359252
Normally, you would run a short ground near the device, even at the same place you mount the device itself. The grounds don't need to join up with each other; so in most cases, there's no need for a ground bus like some versions of these fuse blocks have.
359253
This fuse box is for the hot side only! You need to bring a ground up from a bat/ground source.
359254
They make another unit that has a grounding bar with it. I used this one and put a ground bar in near the radio.
1583815
That is the CB I'm using with it. You remove the rubber duckie, and attach the coax. It seems to me that having some sort of plug for the duckie mount would be nice, but you're on your own there.
809132
I grounded my turntable to the pre amp. Look. At the back of the pre amp for a ground bolt
1741345
Just because this unit didn't come with a ground wire dose not mean you can't make one. Find a metal area on the frame of the unit-there should be a screw there somewhere to connect a wire and connect the other end to a metal area on the receiver-there should be a screw there also. I really hope this works for you-good luck.
2059326
Use the 2 outside connections. It doesn't matter which antenna you plug into each of the connections.
761917
A male connection comes with the radio and plugs into the back behind a rubber plug with the tag GPS on it. The signal will come into the unit using this connection. I have a Lowrance depth finder/GPS that I splice into the proper cable and connect to the appropriate tag ends of the supplied radio GPS connector. There are just two wires to connect, ground and input. Finding out which requires a look at the radio manual and your GPS manual. For the radio, see page 33. From the supplied connector ran the black to ground and the red to my input (GPS out). Hope this helps.
2087336
I have only used the CB for auto use as base stations are usually used from the home. I would go to your nearest radio shack or a store like them to ask a professional. I am sorry I couldn't be of more help.
2133123
gps, ac pwr chord, dc pwr chord, windsheild mount, usb cable, and a qiuck start guide
1209935
At Radio Shack, for about $12-$13, I bought a wire antenna,and an adaptor to connect it to the back of the radio. You have to "fool" with it to get it in the right location, but it tremendously improves reception.
657976
I have this box as well . you will run your wiring to the back side of the connector.
2058192
Your best bet is to take the unit to your local radio shak . Cause you won't find it on Amazon or eBay.
1787885
I believe I ran it back to the neg side of the battery since the system does not use the chassis for a ground.Just touch it and see if whatever you are hooking up works .
522552
Get a fake GPS antenna and put it on top of the truck, hide this under it. Someone would only think that the vehicle had sat radio.
1371801
You should ground it. There is a grounding kit available from the manufacturer, but you can do it yourself. Another option is moving the antenna down. Mine is only 7 feet off the ground and it works perfectly. You may not need to have it up so high. Also consider an inline coax surge protector.
908454
No grounding required. These things work with transformers, which is how they accomplish the isolation. I doubt it matters which end of the run you put it on, so I'd put it wherever it's most convenient. You do realize this thing has an 1/8" stereo jack, though, not RCA jacks, right? That might mean you have to put it at the computer end. Or, use a "Boss" brand one with RCA jacks at the stereo end. They're cheaper, too. :)
279496
I don't really use that part of the system. I installed the antenna and loaded the stations bus don't play with it. Sorry!
1612984
Not familiar with your model of radio but if it is Blue Tooth capable, there should be a Blue Tooth input in the back of the radio. Usually right around where the wiring harness plugs in. Your user manual that came with the radio should have information about add-on accessories. You can also call Crutcfield Audio and they may be able to give you some pointers about your Blue Tooth add-on.