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*2x #10 split (lock) washers
*a piece of scrap metal at least 1.6" x 1.6" inches square (see [[#The Antenna|The Antenna]])
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hex_key 1/8" Hex Key Set]
*A Drill & a 13/62" Drill Bit
*Wrench/Socket Set
==Basic Information==
*If you don't know how to solder or don't have the soldering tools available you can try a cable like this [https://www.hamcity.com/store/pc/CK-3NMO-p714.htm Comet CK-3NMO] which *SHOULD* allows you to complete the install without cutting & resoldering the NMO connector. This might be a good idea anyhow as the solder was a huge pain in the ass. The large chunk of metal that is the NMO connector is a terrific heat sink...*If you decide to mount the antenna anywhere else but where I've selected you'll need more RG-58 Cable!
###Use the NMO Right Angle Bracket as guide to mark where to drill 2 holes in the square (along your center line).
###Drill out the 2 holes you marked off using your 13/64" Drill Bit.
##Collect your At the end of all this, you should have the following parts (: 2 #10-24 screws, 2 #10 flat washers, 2 #10 lock washers, 2 10-24 spring nuts, washer plate, NMO Right Angle Bracket, & 1/8" Hex Keys)Key<br /> [[File:Yaesu_Install_NMO_Mount_1.jpg|400px]]##Take everything to the back of the truck and install the NMO bracket into the Strut Channel on the Driver's side.<br />[[File:Yaesu_Install_NMO_Mount_2.jpg|400px]][[File:Yaesu_Install_NMO_Mount_3.jpg|400px]]
===Power===
