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K1600GTL CB, Fuse Block/PDM60
- Thread starter jacko
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92232
Member
I installed the Fuse Block under the right side panel next to the seat. I used Velcro to hold it in place. When the panel is reinstalled, you don't know it is there.
Bill
The only cautions when adding a J&M CB are, 1; hook-up the power to a permanently hot and then the trip wire to a separate circuit. Do NOT hook up both wires to a PDM60 just the trip wire. 2; use a different antenna, I have a 3ft K40 that works great. The J&M antenna mount fro the K1600 works well. Also double check all your antenna grounds.
Top_Speed1
Lost on purpose!
Remember the PDM60 is completely waterproof, so where you see fit is the place.
2bikers1collie
I ride with DOG
I put my PDM60 under the seat in place of the anemic tool kit that comes with the bike.
