Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 06 Sep 2006 21:00:17 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Ray Norshine wrote:
In rec.radio.cb , "Telstar Electronics"
said..., ups.com:

Landshark wrote:
Three feet square? What do -you- drive..... a hot-dog cart?

LOL!!! Geo Metro?

3X'3' is nine square feet... check your math... LOL

Maybe, but will a cb radio take kindly to 'your' math?

27 sq. ft. 'might' be a slight improvement.........

That's a really BIG stretch metro!

Moped, he should just put up a dipole as high as he could in the garage.
No ground plane needed. And the best part, no bickering !

Vinnie S.

Bickering? The OP never responded did he?

Who cares if he don't?

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

Vinnie S. wrote:
On 06 Sep 2006 21:00:17 GMT, Steveo wrote:

Ray Norshine wrote:
In rec.radio.cb , "Telstar Electronics"
said..., ups.com:

Landshark wrote:
Three feet square? What do -you- drive..... a hot-dog cart?

LOL!!! Geo Metro?

3X'3' is nine square feet... check your math... LOL

Maybe, but will a cb radio take kindly to 'your' math?

27 sq. ft. 'might' be a slight improvement.........

That's a really BIG stretch metro!

Moped, he should just put up a dipole as high as he could in the garage.
No ground plane needed. And the best part, no bickering !

Vinnie S.

A guy could buy a real antenna, like this one.

http://www.a1antennas.com/

Lot's of tangibles for that stuff.

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

"DrDeath" wrote...

Make sure you use some grease if you want to swap it back and forth as the
threads could get rusted. I have a 102" whip that I am trying to reuse with
the same problem. It's soaking in liquid wrench at the moment.

Or a quick release.


Regards,

Peter.
http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/