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HAHA. Someone finally noticed the frequency.

IC7000 HF radio with custom Tarheel HF antenna, CG144 VHF antenna, roof mounted UHF antenna, VHF/UHF duplexer and Motorola power voice speaker. Karl

I owned one that did and one that did not have the wiring. Like CPF240, one had an attempt at it with a local wiring job. So I assume that not all of them had the wiring installed.

Here is a few pictures of the factory installed rear bus wiring. I would estimate that it is about 12 feet of #2 stranded wire. The voltage at the battery and rear bus bar was the same with no load. With about a 10 amp load it dropped approximately .25 volts. l

Stationjj I will try to get a few pictures of the wire routing, length required and cable size later today. Fridge. Thank you for the compliment. Karl

Having just installed a new HF radio and accessories on the rear radio rack in the M1009, I wanted to convert the existing 24 volt bus bar to 12 volts. And I wanted to have a better location to access 12 volts other than the one near the glow plug relay. It is limited for high current demands...