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August 18th 06, 11:02 AM
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VHF/UHF antenna on a motorcycle
Hello all ,
I would like to install a VHF-UHF antenna on my motorcycle . It's a Suzuki GSX750 . I did some tests with a Diamond NR-770H and it works well . The only problem is that the antenna is to big for such a bike . Afterwards i did a test with a Diamond NR-77 . The antenna is about 43 cm and that's about the size i would like to use . The problem i have with this antenna is the swr , it's to high . Anyone an idea how i can solve this problem ? Many thanks . Tom |
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