The easiest way would be to hook your hot to your battery, run that wire through the firewall into the passenger compartment, and run an inline fuse in the wire to your CB at some point (for a regular CB radio, five amps should be sufficient - for a converted 10 meter radio, such as a Connex 3300HP, you'll want to go 8 - 10 amps). Then you ground the wire to a bolt which you can complete a ground with.. you can use a DMM (digital multimeter) to determine where a sufficient ground may be found at.
You can also wire it into your fuse panel (the cigarette lighter is a commonly used one).
Yes, but you will need an auxiliary cable.
Look on the packaging or labeling on the hand-held. If it operates in the 27 MHz Citizens Band, then it's electrically identical to the ones in the car, and it can talk to all of them. If it operates in the 49 MHz Citizens Band, then it can't.
try adding a hook to the axel then a rubber band to the hook the rubber band will rotate back pulling the axel with it
Usually when you get the radio the place you bought it will have a wiring harness that will fit the car. If not then go to a radio installation shop and ask for one. This will then plug right into the factory car harness and then you connect the radio to this harness. That's it. Good luck.
Most times the satellite radio will use an anntena but if your car has a "AUX IN" or "LINE IN" you can purchase the Direct Wired Kit and use that to transfer the signal to your car.
you can hook a car radio directly to a car battery or even a car battery charger with out problems, I have done it myself, the only thing to remember is that it needs to have 12 volts and the polarity (+ -) needs to be correct.
Go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and get a wiring harness that plugs directly into the car harness.
The range on an FM transmitter for a car radio is roughly designed to transmit a radio signal to more than 500 meters away in the FM broadcasting band.
There should be a black ground wire in the Chevy Celebrity radio wiring harness. If for whatever reason that is not available then simply hook a wire from the metal shell of the radio to a convenient point on the dashboard near the radio. I would use a convenient bolt or screw if at all possible.
You need an ac-dc converter to reduce your house voltage to 12 volts
The remote wire is not hooked up. It should be a small blue wire, just take the radio out and hook thise remote wire up and then the radio should turn off when the car is turned off.
Pull out the insert in the change bin and on the bottom of it is the code for the radio. Below that is the connection to hook up the car to a computer