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Okay, one more question about the Yaesu ATAS-120 before I order the FT-857
and ATAS-120. How do I mount the ATAS-120? As I understand it, the antenna has a type M connector built into the base so it will screw into a standard SO-239 connector. The antenna is 53-plus inches high so I'll need a fairly sturdy mount. I drive a small pickup with an aluminum cap on the bed. There is a ladder rack attached to the cap -- the ladder rack consists of 3/4-inch square aluminum tubing -- I can clamp a mount to the ladder rack but I really need an adjustable mount so I can lay the antenna down when need be. I have figured out how to tie everything together with ground straps to ensure good grounding to the frame but now I need suggestions on which mobile mount to use. I was looking at some Diamond mounts but they all say not recommended for antennas over 45 inches high. I could fabricate something out of thick sheet aluminum and galvanized corner brackets but a commercial mount would look a lot better. Thanks. -- ----- Joe S. |
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