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Jeff, Try using the AC as a mounting point for a horizontal bar running out far enough to mount an antenna on, such as some type of 'base'(?) antenna. I've tried to figure out a way to do exactly that. I'd love to get a "stand off" far enough away so I could put on a simple quarter wave ground plane, but it'd take a more mechanically clever person than I to engineer such a thing off this AC box. Not only to do that, but to do it so the maintainance guys here don't get upset with a modification to the apartment's property. All antennas have to be tuned and/or impedance matched. Any antenna near obstructions will have undesirable characteristics compared to the same antenna in the 'clear'. I think what you're seeing is fairly 'normal' for your situation. Good luck... But the difference between the smaller and larger magmounts is what puzzles me. Shouldn't both mounts give similar SWR readings? -- -- J. Rogers KB1HOL KB1HOLatARRLdotNET |
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