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You can use that antenna, and don't need the triplexer. I would suggest
looking for an appropriate fixed mount, something which will clamp to the rear rack for the bike, and use the mag base for other vehicles with larger area for a magnet to stick to. The antenna merely unscrews from the mount, so moving (or stealing) it is simple. -- Crazy George W5VPQ My real address is my ham call atARRL.NET The ATTGlobal is a SPAM trap. wrote in message oups.com... I'm looking for a recommendation for an external antenna to use with my Yaesu VX-7R handheld. This antenna would spend most of its life on a bicycle (on a rear rack behind the seat), which is how I commute to/from work. However, I'd like to be able to use it occasionally on a car/truck so I'm thinking a magnetic base would be the most flexible. Ideally it would cover all of the VX-7R's bands, or at least the 6M/2M/70CM bands and it would have a cable with an SMA connector at the end. Ideally it would be something like Diamond's CR627B antenna (http://www.rfparts.com/diamond/cr627b.html) but without needing a triplexor and with a magnet mount. Now I realize that such a thing might not exist which is why I'm open to suggestions that I drop the 6M band requirement which would lose me the grounding requirement which would lose me the restriction against magnet mount. Ideas? greg |
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