Custom Emergency Ham Radio Go Box

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Building a custom emergency ‘go box’ for your ham radios.

Here’s a quick video showing how to assemble a ham radio emergency ‘go box’.

 

Here are links to a few of the items mentioned in the video:

SeaHorse Cases

Seaboard High Density Polyethylene Sheet

RF coaxial coax adapter UHF male PL259 to female so239 right angle

RG58A/U COAX CABLE 3 foot

Dual USB Charger Socket Power Outlets

12V 7 Amp EXP1270 Rechargeable Lead Acid Battery

QYT KT-8900D 25W Dual Band Mini Mobile Transceiver

12 thoughts on “Custom Emergency Ham Radio Go Box”

  1. Nice little go box. I building one similar to yours. Im putting in a Xiegu g90, down inverter cause I’m using 20 volt Dewalt battery packs. In-line volt meter, USB port. Computer cooling fan. Cigarette plug. Switches , trying to keep it as light weight as possible.
    73’ Greg KC3PMX

  2. Nice Job! Great build. What battery do you have in it? Is it rechargeable, and how? Curious…

  3. Nice job .
    I am considering a build using a retevis dual band radio.
    Thee rt99 is an amazing rig i have 2 of them already.
    I just want to recommend you look at 1 .
    When you do you will understand why i am doing it with this rig.
    Also thee rt78 ht .

  4. Hi can you please show the inside of this and update the links and add the stuff that you are missing but I have bent wating sense you posted to see the inside but thanks for the vid

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