A Go Box & Portable Power Source - Part 2

Go Box Build Checklist

❏ Fit Decals
❏ Trial Go Box
❏ Fit Antenna bracket
❏ Fit radio
❏ Fit Panel
❏ Fit Battery
❏ Pre Paint Screws with Touch Up Paint
❏ Match Ammo Can Colour for Touch Up Paint.
❏ Buy radio
❏ Decide on Radio
❏ Wire Panel
❏ Buy Battery Charger ✭
❏ Buy 35Ah Battery ✭
❏ Buy Low Profile Screws ✭
❏ Buy Panel and Electrical Hardware ✭
❏ Buy and Fit Lock Hardware ✭
❏ Buy Decals ✭
❏ Buy Ammo Can ✭

 ✭ = Done
 Panel Assembly Details

Some Supplies and Ideas from Quicksilver Radio

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