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I'm converting my USA rotary plow to work via battery power. While I'm inside the shell I figured it would be a good time to add a Phoenix sound card and leave the option for adding a CVP Airwire decoder/receiver in the future.
I'm super familiar with installing 2k2 boards. But looking on the Phoenix website I see the 2k2 is now replaced with a new board PB9. I also see there's something called P5.
Reading more, it seems the new PB9 is way overkill for just a snow plow. And I'm not sure what the P5 is.
I guess my main question is, knowing I want Phoenix sound because they have a great snow plow sound, what board should I get? It must also be compatible with CVP Airwire. And compatibility via the computer interface for 2k2 and any other future Phoenix board is an absolute must for me.
Also are there instructions somewhere out there on how to hook up either a P5 or PB9 to an Airwire receiver? I can only find how to hook up a 2k2 board in my Airwire manual and online.
Also, does anyone know of any deals out there for old stock 2k2 boards? Being just a snow plow I don't want to be spending big bucks on something that will be used pretty sparingly.
I'm super familiar with installing 2k2 boards. But looking on the Phoenix website I see the 2k2 is now replaced with a new board PB9. I also see there's something called P5.
Reading more, it seems the new PB9 is way overkill for just a snow plow. And I'm not sure what the P5 is.
I guess my main question is, knowing I want Phoenix sound because they have a great snow plow sound, what board should I get? It must also be compatible with CVP Airwire. And compatibility via the computer interface for 2k2 and any other future Phoenix board is an absolute must for me.
Also are there instructions somewhere out there on how to hook up either a P5 or PB9 to an Airwire receiver? I can only find how to hook up a 2k2 board in my Airwire manual and online.
Also, does anyone know of any deals out there for old stock 2k2 boards? Being just a snow plow I don't want to be spending big bucks on something that will be used pretty sparingly.