Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

"Peter" wrote:
"Scott in Baltimore" wrote...

You can use a Wilson 1000 as a base antenna IF you put a car sized
ground plane under it,

Not a problem.
It is possible to carefully position your car so that you can stick the
magmount on the trunk...
http://www.load-of.cobblers.org/rrcb/images/carwall.jpg

Hehe, wouldn't that be somewhat directional?

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

U-Know-Who wrote:
Actually, the entire car is used as a ground plane. Why do you think 1/4
wave ground planes have 9' radials? Just to make them look cool? By your
theory, they could get by with 3' radials.

I've got news for you... the radials you speak of... and a solid 3'X3'
sheet of metal are two different animals. The surface area and shape of
the two is vastly different... or haven't you noticed that... LOL

www.telstar-electronics.com

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

"Frank Gilliland" wrote in message
...
On 5 Sep 2006 16:26:53 -0700, "Telstar Electronics"
wrote in
.com:

U-Know-Who wrote:
3' X 3', huh Brian? At 27Mhz? Is this some sort of magic sheetmetal with
superior RF characteristics you've patented? Glad to see you are not
building antennas.

That size piece of metal should work just fine... how big do you think
the roof of your car is where it normally sits... not much bigger.


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


LOL!!! Geo Metro?

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

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

www.telstar-electronics.com

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

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.........

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

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!

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

"Telstar Electronics" wrote in message
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

www.telstar-electronics.com


You do not measure a counterpoise in square feet.

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

"Telstar Electronics" wrote in
ups.com:

U-Know-Who wrote:
Actually, the entire car is used as a ground plane. Why do you think
1/4 wave ground planes have 9' radials? Just to make them look cool? By
your theory, they could get by with 3' radials.

I've got news for you... the radials you speak of... and a solid 3'X3'
sheet of metal are two different animals. The surface area and shape of
the two is vastly different... or haven't you noticed that... LOL

www.telstar-electronics.com



Go easy on him Telstar, he's just a simple CB'er. What does he know.

SC

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question, ---- ROFL, Too good not to share with RRAP.
 

Ray Norshine wrote in :

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.........



"Breaker, breaker, breaker, any one know Three times Three?, Kick-it
on back to Norshine the Tard, come-on breakaaa, breakaaaaaaa."


Hey Telstar, Maybe you need to draw Norshine a picture.

SC

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

"Slow Code" wrote in message
nk.net...
"Telstar Electronics" wrote in
ups.com:

U-Know-Who wrote:
Actually, the entire car is used as a ground plane. Why do you think
1/4 wave ground planes have 9' radials? Just to make them look cool? By
your theory, they could get by with 3' radials.

I've got news for you... the radials you speak of... and a solid 3'X3'
sheet of metal are two different animals. The surface area and shape of
the two is vastly different... or haven't you noticed that... LOL

www.telstar-electronics.com



Go easy on him Telstar, he's just a simple CB'er. What does he know.


Now I get it. I always wondered who those "Slow Children Playing" belonged
to. They are yours, right SC?