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Mike June 14th 06 06:04 PM

newbie UHF antenna question
 
Hi...I have a mototola ht1000 uhf walkie talkie. I would like to
install an outdoor antenna on my house to increase my range. Can
someone please advise me to a site or any other info that could help
me out? It currently has a small rubber antenna on it that I would
like to improve on when Im home....Thank You.....

Ed June 14th 06 06:08 PM

newbie UHF antenna question
 
Hi...I have a mototola ht1000 uhf walkie talkie. I would like to
install an outdoor antenna on my house to increase my range. Can
someone please advise me to a site or any other info that could help
me out? It currently has a small rubber antenna on it that I would
like to improve on when Im home....Thank You.....



Not sure there is information that you want available here, but
http://www.batlabs.com does have a lot of Morotola info. THe HT-1000 is
discussed he http://www.batlabs.com/visar.html


Ed K7AAT


gravity June 14th 06 06:09 PM

newbie UHF antenna question
 

"Mike" meb58optonline.net wrote in message
...
Hi...I have a mototola ht1000 uhf walkie talkie. I would like to
install an outdoor antenna on my house to increase my range. Can
someone please advise me to a site or any other info that could help
me out? It currently has a small rubber antenna on it that I would
like to improve on when Im home....Thank You.....


pretty easy. just buy a beam and some cable, or a vertical / cable setup
from a vendor. it's pretty much plug and play.

if you want to build your own, there are some cool things you can do.

cable *does* matter at UHF. most coax is very lossy.

i'd suggest a stack of long boom Yagis on a 300 foot tower. ;-

Gravity



Cecil Moore June 14th 06 06:27 PM

newbie UHF antenna question
 
Mike wrote:
Hi...I have a mototola ht1000 uhf walkie talkie. I would like to
install an outdoor antenna on my house to increase my range.


http://www.diamondantenna.net
--
73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

Bob Miller June 14th 06 09:05 PM

newbie UHF antenna question
 
On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 13:04:22 -0400, Mike meb58optonline.net wrote:

Hi...I have a mototola ht1000 uhf walkie talkie. I would like to
install an outdoor antenna on my house to increase my range. Can
someone please advise me to a site or any other info that could help
me out? It currently has a small rubber antenna on it that I would
like to improve on when Im home....Thank You.....


If this is a business service radio, I'd imagine most Motorola or
business radio dealers would have a "base station" type of antenna you
could hook to the walkie talkie with the proper cable and connector.

bob
k5qwg

Jim - NN7K June 15th 06 01:12 AM

newbie UHF antenna question
 
Ht 1000 handhelds (not to be confused with the
Mt-1000/ht-600) uses a SMA connector to its rubber
duck antenns. therefore, get a sma male to a BNC
male, (or other standard fitting) for an adaptor!
The MT1000, and HT 600 series has a adaptor
available from motorola. As info, Jim NN7K

Bob Miller wrote:
On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 13:04:22 -0400, Mike meb58optonline.net wrote:


Hi...I have a mototola ht1000 uhf walkie talkie. I would like to
install an outdoor antenna on my house to increase my range. Can
someone please advise me to a site or any other info that could help
me out? It currently has a small rubber antenna on it that I would
like to improve on when Im home....Thank You.....



If this is a business service radio, I'd imagine most Motorola or
business radio dealers would have a "base station" type of antenna you
could hook to the walkie talkie with the proper cable and connector.

bob
k5qwg


Jim - NN7K June 15th 06 01:26 AM

newbie UHF antenna question
 
OOPS , tis a SMA FEMALE connector you want! (this
also works for signal generator/wattmeter) to a
( BNC/or UHF) adaptor ! About $10 bux for high
quality, but maybe cheaper for the nickel plated
variety -- Jim

Jim - NN7K wrote:
Ht 1000 handhelds (not to be confused with the Mt-1000/ht-600) uses a
SMA connector to its rubber
duck antenns. therefore, get a sma male to a BNC
male, (or other standard fitting) for an adaptor!
The MT1000, and HT 600 series has a adaptor available from motorola. As
info, Jim NN7K

Bob Miller wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 13:04:22 -0400, Mike meb58optonline.net wrote:


Hi...I have a mototola ht1000 uhf walkie talkie. I would like to
install an outdoor antenna on my house to increase my range. Can
someone please advise me to a site or any other info that could help
me out? It currently has a small rubber antenna on it that I would
like to improve on when Im home....Thank You.....




If this is a business service radio, I'd imagine most Motorola or
business radio dealers would have a "base station" type of antenna you
could hook to the walkie talkie with the proper cable and connector.

bob
k5qwg


Steve N. June 16th 06 07:54 PM

newbie UHF antenna question
 
Ham or commercial? It makes a difference.

73, Steve

"Mike" meb58optonline.net wrote in message
...
Hi...I have a mototola ht1000 uhf walkie talkie. I would like to
install an outdoor antenna on my house to increase my range. Can
someone please advise me to a site or any other info that could help
me out? It currently has a small rubber antenna on it that I would
like to improve on when Im home....Thank You.....





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