Its a bracket from Midland USA for the ghost antenna.

I will find out for ya buddy! Will be home tomorrow. Feel free to contact me at [email protected]

@@AndersonOverland I'm sure it's the blue one but I've seen in forums that some have taken the ground wire and attached it to the brown/ tan wire and it still doesn't make the light go off so I'm a bit stumped. I installed an inline fuse so I just took the fuse out for now until I find a solution.

@@AndersonOverland yes, and it's a constant on.. doesn't go out... the footwell lights go out connected to the oem footwell lights but not the running board lights.

@@AndersonOverland Mind you that the VLED footwell lights I installed both have a positive and ground that plugs into the socket. What I did with this led strip is only tap into the positive side of that and the ground I grounded to to bare metal, but then I was searching through some videos and a guy said that the footwell light positive side is a constant hot and in order to have it work and fade in and out you must have both ground and positive connected to it so I ordered some T-tap connectors so I can try it out. My VLED footwell lights work fine and fade in and out so this has got to be the solution.

@@lijianli Sweet man!!! Awesome! No problem!!

I know I could get two of these side by side, but not sure if the 68’s will. They are cheap enough to give it a shot. You could always take them back. Good luck!

Yeah! Just been very busy. About to start a bi-weekly podcast. Keep checking @andersonoverland on instagram and facebook for more info!

They are the stock press-in splash guard clips from toyota. Just search “stock tundra splash guard clips” on amazon.

Yeah understood. I actually put it up there for easier access for USB power. I think I’m gonna hide it inside my 4runner though. Just a little more out of the way.

I just went to a fuse block through the firewall and put the antenna wire up the a-post and through a hole in the roof to my mount on my rack.

It has a super solid mount and there is a hole at the top for a small padlock which keeps it on.

The “Ghost Antenna” - Model MXTA25

If you use this link with code: ANDERSONOVERLAND it will give you 20% off. www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=ml&ti=902849&pw=282277

Dude that switch idea is badass! I should have done that too! Right on!

@@AndersonOverland it worked 😎

They have been great!! Still have all of them! The only thing I’ve noticed is that they deform when strapped down over about 100 degrees.

We use an awesome set of bungees from @theperfectbungee (www.theperfectbungee.com)

That is a bracket mount made by our partner “ICS Fabrication”. You can find them here: www.ics-fab.com

@@richmurphy5647 Sounds great! Looking forward to it!

It came with mounts.

BrianMC 1975 I don’t think so using that circuit no.

There is a way to have the courtesy lights and a way to have them switchable . I'm about to do it tomorrow. Run an additional ground wire spliced into the splice you did for the floor light ground, and run it to the chassis somewhere (easy to find). The key is, you need to this additional ground through a circuit breaker. Keep the circuit on, lights on demand. Break the circuit, lights will only come on with the courtesy/door ajar etc.

The circuit breaker worked

Antonio Bautista Thx bro!

robby dtox From my rep - The MXT115 is run on a FRS/GMRS frequency. Therefore it will only communicate with GMRS/FRS frequencies!

@@AndersonOverland I easily got my license by going to fcc.gov < First you must apply for a FRN (Federal Registration Number). You MUST give the FCC your Social Security Number as part of this process. After you apply for and receive your FRN you will also be assigned a password which will either be mailed or emailed to you separately for security purposes. After you have this you can get on the FCC WEBSITE and scroll down to ULS (Universal Licensing System). Click on that and look for APPLY FOR NEW LICENSE (or something similar). The radio service code for GMRS is ZA. Click on that, answer the questions and begin the application process. At the end you can pay with a credit card and SUBMIT. Within a few days the FCC will issue you your new license and send you a temporary 30 day link so that you can print out a hard copy for your records. Oh yeah, the license is only $7 per year for a ten year license, that's $70 total. Currently the FCC is discussing lowering the cost to only $50 for ten years. If you don't get your license and you ever do get caught it's a $10,000 fine and forfeiture of your equipment. Furthermore, if you think you might be interested in operating through a repeater someday you WILL need a valid callsign. Otherwise, you will be shunned by the legitimate users. Whenever I talk to someone, the first thing that I do is to ask for a callsign. Anyone can search the FCC license database to check for validity. Please, get your license and encourage your friends to do the same because GMRS is different from CB radio. I hope this is helpful. 👍

Yes its a licensed frequency. Read the comment from David above.

GMRS. $70 for 10 years

Anderson Overland unable to find any site or entry for a Kevin Willis Magnetic Mic. There are lots of posts for a brand called Magnetic Mic by Innovative Products inTN. Is this the same product ?

@@Brumintx Magnetic Mic www.amazon.com/dp/B0153KY2GY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_OtiIFbRGZDQTA

Fkakapain Well bummer man! That sucks! I’m thinking that its that bluetooth module. Did you try to hookup a multi-tester to the circuit to insure the voltage drops out and fades in? Try that first. If you get 12v fading in on courtesy circuit activation and 12v fade to 0 upon the timer timing out after the courtesy circuit is off, then you’ll know if its the bluetooth module. If it is, just wire up your rock lights direct to the courtesy circuit and you should be all good!

Anderson Overland - I don’t know much about dc power and especially how it works on cars . But the Bluetooth module and lights works perfectly if I connect it straight to the battery. I even Tried reconnecting the lil light to the circuit with the module attached. I pig tailed the light back into the circuit . Still wouldn’t turn off . I thought maybe the lights didn’t turn off because the circuit was tampered with. Still didn’t work . So I gave up and cut the positive wire going to the Module . .leaving the small light attached, dome Lights still wouldn’t turn off . Not until I remove the positive and common From the module leaving the dome light connected . Everything went back to normal . Tomorrow I’m going to try to attached the common to the frame and instead of the common on the lil light . And only connect the positive to the courtesy/dome light positives circuit . I’ll let you know if I have any luck .

Fkakapain Cool! I’m sure its something simple! Let me know what you find out!

Anderson Overland Did you find a fix ? I’m in the same boat except I did everything just like your video . With the exception of leaving the tiny footwell light . The crazy thing is my footwell and interior lights fade in and out , but the rock lights stay on. Any help would be greatly appreciated.