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On Oct 3, 12:19 am, Scott in Baltimore
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MeatSack wrote:
I got some good suggestions for a mobile amp, thanks to all who answered
in honest help.

The next puzzle piece is a wide-band mobile antenna. I'm primarily
interested in operating in the freeband region. Coverage of the upper
end
of the 11m band would be desirable too. I don't want a giant 9 foot whip
screwed to the bumper or one of those mobile monsters that have a
loading
coil made out of coiled copper water pipe stuck on the roof either. I
was
thinking about something along the lines of a 4 foot firestick. I would
assume it would handle the 500 watt amp OK. What about two antennas,
each
one tuned to cover a part of the range with some overlap, and a coax
switch under the dash to switch between them if one won't work? Anybody
use a setup like this?

MeatSack...---...
Skywarn-NTS

If you're a ham as your "NTS" would indicate, then you would know that
a loaded antenna has a higher Q and therefore a lower bandwidth than
a quarter wave whip. I use a KW-7 FireStik for 10 & 11 meters. Yes,
it's seven feet tall, but I talk where ever I hear on both bands.

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