Any amateur radio operators here?

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This is how my 2018 Yukon XL is configured. The mount is a Comet CV2ANTNCG (https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/cma-cv2antncg). I already had several of the Larsen NMO mounts. I do want to add a ground strap to the mount.
I have cut a few sections of clear PPF to protect the paint where the mount could potentially rub. Performance has been satisfactory. I'm too often traveling with a Yakima-branded photon torpedo on the roof to have a roof-mounted antenna, though I'd much prefer that. I do have power directly fed to the radio from the internal drivers-side fusebox.

Happy to answer any questions about it. 73!

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This is how my 2018 Yukon XL is configured. The mount is a Comet CV2ANTNCG (https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/cma-cv2antncg). I already had several of the Larsen NMO mounts. I do want to add a ground strap to the mount.
I have cut a few sections of clear PPF to protect the paint where the mount could potentially rub. Performance has been satisfactory. I'm too often traveling with a Yakima-branded photon torpedo on the roof to have a roof-mounted antenna, though I'd much prefer that. I do have power directly fed to the radio from the internal drivers-side fusebox.

Happy to answer any questions about it. 73!

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I would power the radio directly from the battery. Its easy enough to snake through somewhere on the firewall. Just run your fuse in line. Sweet set up though!
 

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This is how my 2018 Yukon XL is configured. The mount is a Comet CV2ANTNCG (https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/cma-cv2antncg). I already had several of the Larsen NMO mounts. I do want to add a ground strap to the mount.
I have cut a few sections of clear PPF to protect the paint where the mount could potentially rub. Performance has been satisfactory. I'm too often traveling with a Yakima-branded photon torpedo on the roof to have a roof-mounted antenna, though I'd much prefer that. I do have power directly fed to the radio from the internal drivers-side fusebox.

Happy to answer any questions about it. 73!
Looks like you have that installed on the passenger side. All of the info I can find on that mount specifies it can "only" go on the driver side (which didn't make any sense to me) - any insight on that?

Thanks!
- Scott (W2EMT)
 

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