I installed the vent panel and fuse box in the FJ. I must say I think I finally found the place for the auxiliary fuse box. The box will be easy to access when fuses need to be checked. The wire has plenty of space to route behind the panel.
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[...] After running for 2 years with my aux fuse box in the passenger kick panel I finally have it moved: My Toyota FJ Cruiser Blog Archive Interior Fuse Box Installed __________________ Tomas KC0NRZ My other ride is a Scott Spark Ultimate VooDoo Blue, 6M [...]
Tomas,
Could you please fix your APRS station. A generic WIDE* creates problems on the network. For a home station use an unproto of APRS,WIDE2-2. For a mobile, use APRS,WIDE1-1,WIDE2-1. This will get you on the map anywhere there is a Digi or Igate. Using that many Digi’s in your Unproto is a big no no also.
Thanks, Kevin