Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

Slow Code wrote:
Drifter wrote in
:

I want to connect a mobile CB radio to a power supply in the garage.

My question: Is it possible to use my Wilson 1000 as a type of "base

station" antenna

Sure...but only if you leave it mounted ON THE CAR and stretch the
cheapest quality RadioShack RG-58 cable to it over the longest distance
possible.

Steve

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

"K4YZ" wrote:
Slow Code wrote:
Drifter wrote in
:

I want to connect a mobile CB radio to a power supply in the garage.

My question: Is it possible to use my Wilson 1000 as a type of "base

station" antenna

Sure...but only if you leave it mounted ON THE CAR and stretch the
cheapest quality RadioShack RG-58 cable to it over the longest distance
possible.

Steve

Do you have to wear a jump suit borrowed from goodwill too?

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


Thanks Brian, I'll remember that when getting new carpet for the house...LOL!!!

Guarantee that a Geo Metro is more than 9' Sqr of metal.

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

In rec.radio.cb , Steveo said...,
:

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!


Put on some (big ass'd) 8' curb feelers for radials... U'd only
need 4... Is JC Whitney still around?? hahaha..

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

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.

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

On Wed, 6 Sep 2006 05:25:44 +0100, "Peter" wrote:


It is also possible to make your own antenna from wire. A dipole
makes a reasonable antenna at a very low cost, and is easily mounted
or hung from something.


Listen to this guy !

All you need is 2 wires, and tune them to 27,200.

Vinnie S.

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?

Frank, please interject some reality into this thread.

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

Steveo wrote:
"K4YZ" wrote:
Slow Code wrote:
Drifter wrote in
:

I want to connect a mobile CB radio to a power supply in the garage.

My question: Is it possible to use my Wilson 1000 as a type of "base

station" antenna

Sure...but only if you leave it mounted ON THE CAR and stretch the
cheapest quality RadioShack RG-58 cable to it over the longest distance
possible.

Do you have to wear a jump suit borrowed from goodwill too?

Sure...But only if it's been ironed so often that it's shiny and
you can still see the "UPS" logo pressed into the cloth where the old
patch was cut off!

73

Steve, K4YZ

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

Landshark wrote:
Guarantee that a Geo Metro is more than 9' Sqr of metal.

Yes, you're probably right... but the question is do you really need
more area than that. The answer is "it depends". It depends on what
type of radiation pattern you're looking for. The bigger the plane
underneath the antenna... the lower the angle of radiation. The 3'X3'
piece will work... but may not give as low a radiation angle as a
larger surface.

www.telstar-electronics.com

Wilson 1000 Antenna Question
 

Ray Norshine wrote:
In rec.radio.cb , Steveo said...,
:

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!

Put on some (big ass'd) 8' curb feelers for radials... U'd only
need 4... Is JC Whitney still around?? hahaha..

Can the alternator supply the audio equipment AND the transmitter on one
that rig? ha