They make a wash/transport cover you can place over the comes and Radio. That protects them when power washing. But they are water resistant. The covers part number is rcm-dmu
The battery helps to act like a filter capacitor. And helps prevent emi that builds up from multiple devices that are mounted to the accessories port. So if you mount it at the radio. You get better quality of sound and cleaner transmission when broadcasting.
Where does the Blue wire go to that is on the Comms Switch? It has a ring terminal and a label that says 12v Ignition. This is push to start, there is no terminals on the ignition switch
I literally just called them about this. That wire is the illumination for the switch. It lights up the backlight of the switch only. Attach it to the accessory switch power. I thought that was the black ground wire they were showing in the video at about 16 minutes.
@@go0ky486 If you're going to run that blue wire to the accessory switch terminal under the shifter, that blue wire is no where near long enough if you're mounting the switch anywhere on the dash. Also, I've got a '22 XRC and the ring terminal is too small for the bolt on the accessory power bar. I'm kind of surprised Rugged Radio got it so wrong on this blue wire (at least on '22 models) since every other wire is so long in the kit.
Hi there, at 5:32 what is the wiring harness you have? I do not have this with my intercom that I just purchased, and I can not find anything about this on Rugged's site. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
Bluetooth? and NO aux input? just don't loose your cell service (in the middle of no ware )or your music is gone. or you can download 2k worth of music off of itunes in advance. from 0 to 75% of the volume knob is useless. the music is VERY quit even with my Alpha bass headphones. ( not wort the money) I would pass on rugged radios next time and try PCI radios. I have had 3 sets so far trying to fix this problem so 4th time ill switch lol.... The coms are VERY loud and clear but the music side sucks...
