Mobile Digital Comms System Install

In this video we'll install some upgrades to my mobile digital comms system.
Pi Setup Checklist:
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10 gauge wire
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10 gauge inline fuses holders
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Extra fuses
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Powerpole crimper
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Powerpoles
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Powerpole sleeves
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5V UPS
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5.5 x 2.5 to USB-C
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USB-C female to USB Male
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USB-C female to micro USB male
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12V to 5V step-down with two USB female outputs
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Heatshrink tubing kit
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Powerpole distribution block
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3-way powerpole splitter (not used)
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[@Bob814u]

I had no idea there was mini battery backups for the raspberry pi. Thank you for the video. This weekend I am planning on getting the Js8 2 meter option up and running.

[@TerminalElement]

Awesome!

[@StefanThePro]

Great explain and links - Glad I found your video & channel. The algorithm worked!

[@TerminalElement]

Thank you Stefan!

[@robert8342-w7x]

What's the monitor and how did you connect it to the dash?

[@TerminalElement]

Just a small HDMI monitor from Amazon, and then a tablet mount that suctions to the windshield and dash. A more glamorous way of setting this up would be to bolt a laptop mount to the front passenger seat mount, similar to a mobile data terminal in an ambulance or law enforcement vehicle.