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![]() A small dual-band magmount will get out nicely. Mounting and counterpoise can come both-at-once. Get some fixture adhesive from the hardware store and lay down a glob on the roof. I guess you can use RTV or caulk, but I never tried them. Then, take a steel TV tray or some other piece of sheet steel about two feet across and push it into the glob of fixture adhesive. Presto! Mag mount sticks to its counterpoise. If I were you, I'd check for magnetic properties and VSWR before even opening the fixture adhesive. What worked for me might not work for you. Aluminum is no good -- nonmagnetic -- and some variants of stainless steel are also non-magnetic. Thanks for the above suggestion. It certainly would work but for the fact that I am a "neat-nick" and a former professional in Public Safety radio maintenance..... thus I tend to shy away from this type of installation ( not that there's anything wrong with it). However, I will certainly keep it in mind should it become necessary. Tnx agn. Ed K7AAT |
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