On Apr 20, 8:35 am, wrote:
what band(s)?

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73 for now
Buck, N4PGWwww.lumpuckeroo.com

I'm not really sure - standard AM and FM reception, but mostly FM
(around 88 to 108 MHz?).

Its been a long time since I did any 4 wheeling but I had the same
problem back in the 70s and found that replacing the stock antenna
with a 4 ft fiberglass top loaded CB antenna worked great. Seems like
back then they had a mount just for doing this that replaced the
factory antenna. Dont know if you can still get one or not. My nephew
does this sort of thing and after replacing a couple of CD players he
keeps all his music on an iPOD and plugs it into his broken CD player.

Jimmie

Jimmie

Its been a long time since I did any 4 wheeling but I had the same
problem back in the 70s and found that replacing the stock antenna
with a 4 ft fiberglass top loaded CB antenna worked great. Seems like
back then they had a mount just for doing this that replaced the
factory antenna. Dont know if you can still get one or not. My nephew
does this sort of thing and after replacing a couple of CD players he
keeps all his music on an iPOD and plugs it into his broken CD player.

Jimmie

So a CB antenna will work with AM/FM as well? I'm already running a
CB with a 4' antenna - any chance I could use some sort of splitter
and have that one antenna serve both the CB and the AM/FM radio, or
will that screw something up?