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On Oct 4, 11:58*pm, "Yo Mamma" wrote:
"MeatSack" wrote in message

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On Fri, 03 Oct 2008 00:19:48 -0400, Scott in Baltimore wrote:


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,


Not really but I do know a few. I may get my Tech ticket at some point.


What keeps me from getting a license is having to put up with nut cases
like Steveo. *I didn't care for the comments I hear about him from the
guys in the radio club. The last thing I need is having the drunkard
showing up at my house causing trouble in front of the wife and kids. You
get a sample of his crap here where he "goes off" offering to meet people
for a fist fight, and he's admitted as much here, showing up at people's
homes. Who needs that kind of **** transpiring on their front yard?


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.


Thanks for your opinion. I was looking for something shorter. The tall
antenna would scrape the garage door up when I pull in. Also parking decks
are a problem too. A few hams I know warned me about life with a big
antenna on the truck. That's why I was thinking about something smaller
even if it means a bit of a compromise in performance.


MeatSack...---...
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fukk yew crackhead asshole crybaby

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CHAPMAN,RANDOLPH WILLARD 05388013 MALE WHITE 03/22/1961 VIEW


CHAPMAN,RANDOLPH WILLARD (SID: 05388013)
SEX RACE ETHNICITY HEIGHT WEIGHT EYES HAIR COLOR DL NUMBER FBI# DLU
MALE WHITE 508 195 BROWN Brown 10/26/1995
NAMES CHAPMAN,RANDOLPH WILLARD (Primary)
CHAPMAN,RANDY

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CHARGE
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OFFENSE DETAIL
INTERNAL AGENCY PERSON NUMBER 020130
INTERNAL AGENCY CASE NUMBER 95633
ARREST OFFENSE 35990014 ( POSS CS PG 1 1G )
ARREST OFFENSE CITATION 481.115(b)
LEVEL AND DEGREE OF OFFENSE FS ( FELONY - STATE JAIL FELONY )
DATE OF OFFENSE 01/16/1995
ARREST DISPOSITION 205 ( HELD )
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GALVESTON )
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PROSECUTOR OFFENSE 35990014 ( POSS CS PG 1 1G )
PROSECUTOR OFFENSE CITATION 481.115(b)
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LEVEL AND DEGREE OFFENSE FS ( FELONY - STATE JAIL FELONY )
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COURT PROBATION 4Y
COURT FINE 200
COURT COSTS 157
AGENCY RECEIVING CUSTODY GCCSCD


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On Oct 4, 11:58 pm, "Yo Mamma" wrote:
"MeatSack" wrote in message

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On Fri, 03 Oct 2008 00:19:48 -0400, Scott in Baltimore wrote:


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,


Not really but I do know a few. I may get my Tech ticket at some point.


What keeps me from getting a license is having to put up with nut cases
like Steveo. I didn't care for the comments I hear about him from the
guys in the radio club. The last thing I need is having the drunkard
showing up at my house causing trouble in front of the wife and kids.
You
get a sample of his crap here where he "goes off" offering to meet
people
for a fist fight, and he's admitted as much here, showing up at people's
homes. Who needs that kind of **** transpiring on their front yard?


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.


Thanks for your opinion. I was looking for something shorter. The tall
antenna would scrape the garage door up when I pull in. Also parking
decks
are a problem too. A few hams I know warned me about life with a big
antenna on the truck. That's why I was thinking about something smaller
even if it means a bit of a compromise in performance.


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


Stop pretending to be someone you are not.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


fukk yew crackhead asshole crybaby

Batch Search Summary
SEARCH ID SEARCH CRITERIA IDENTIFIER STATUS
3930206 Chapman,Randall CCH/NBF/SOR [9 results.] VIEW DETAILS


RESULTS FOR 'CHAPMAN,RANDALL '
Search ID 3930206 Back to Top
NAME DPS NUMBER SEX RACE DATE OF BIRTH CCH SOR NBF
CHAPMAN,RANDOLPH WILLARD 05388013 MALE WHITE 03/22/1961 VIEW


CHAPMAN,RANDOLPH WILLARD (SID: 05388013)
SEX RACE ETHNICITY HEIGHT WEIGHT EYES HAIR COLOR DL NUMBER FBI# DLU
MALE WHITE 508 195 BROWN Brown 10/26/1995
NAMES CHAPMAN,RANDOLPH WILLARD (Primary)
CHAPMAN,RANDY

BIRTHDATES 03/22/1961 (Primary)


Arrest Summary (TRN)
DATE OF ARREST SEQUENCE CODE TRACKING NUMBER AGENCY DESCRIPTION
01/16/1995 A 0007369727 TEXAS CITY PD View


Arrest Date: 01/16/1995 Arrest Summary


DATE OF ARREST 01/16/1995
SEQUENCE CODE A
TRACKING NUMBER 0007369727
AGENCY DESCRIPTION TX0840900 ( TEXAS CITY PD )
CHARGE
TRACKING SUFFIX A001
OFFENSE DETAIL
INTERNAL AGENCY PERSON NUMBER 020130
INTERNAL AGENCY CASE NUMBER 95633
ARREST OFFENSE 35990014 ( POSS CS PG 1 1G )
ARREST OFFENSE CITATION 481.115(b)
LEVEL AND DEGREE OF OFFENSE FS ( FELONY - STATE JAIL FELONY )
DATE OF OFFENSE 01/16/1995
ARREST DISPOSITION 205 ( HELD )
ARREST DISPOSITION DATE 01/16/1995
PROSECUTOR ORI REFERRED TO TX084015A ( DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
GALVESTON )
PROSECUTION DETAIL
AGENCY DESCRIPTION TX084015A ( DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
GALVESTON )
PROSECUTOR ACTION FIELD A ( PROSECUTOR ACCEPTS THE CHARGE )
PROSECUTOR OFFENSE 35990014 ( POSS CS PG 1 1G )
PROSECUTOR OFFENSE CITATION 481.115(b)
LEVEL AND DEGREE PROSECUTED FS ( FELONY - STATE JAIL FELONY )
COURT STATUS
COURT SEQUENCE a
AGENCY DESCRIPTION TX084035J ( 122ND DISTRICT COURT GALVESTON )
COURT OFFENSE 35990014 ( POSS CS PG 1 1G )
CITATION 481.115(b)
LEVEL AND DEGREE OFFENSE FS ( FELONY - STATE JAIL FELONY )
COURT DISPOSITION 312 ( DEFERRED )
COURT DISPOSITION DATE 09/21/1995
DATE OF SENTENCE/STATUS 09/21/1995
CAUSE NUMBER 95CR0800
FINAL PLEADING G ( GUILTY )
COURT PROBATION 4Y
COURT FINE 200
COURT COSTS 157
AGENCY RECEIVING CUSTODY GCCSCD

Didja finally get a prepaid credit card Doug?

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If you're a ham as your "NTS" would indicate,

Not really but I do know a few. I may get my Tech ticket at some point.

What keeps me from getting a license is having to put up with nut cases
like Steveo. I didn't care for the comments I hear about him from the
guys in the radio club. The last thing I need is having the drunkard
showing up at my house causing trouble in front of the wife and kids. You
get a sample of his crap here where he "goes off" offering to meet people
for a fist fight, and he's admitted as much here, showing up at people's
homes. Who needs that kind of **** transpiring on their front yard?



I'm registered to a PO box. Now you know why. (not because of Steveo)


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.


Thanks for your opinion. I was looking for something shorter. The tall
antenna would scrape the garage door up when I pull in. Also parking decks
are a problem too. A few hams I know warned me about life with a big
antenna on the truck. That's why I was thinking about something smaller
even if it means a bit of a compromise in performance.


You could try a Wilson 1000. Any time there is a coil, there is Q, and where
there is Q, you have bandwidth issues. To reduce Q, resistance is added. A
dummy load has no Q and an infinite bandwidth. It doesn't radiate very well.
A resonant antenna is a natural amplifier. Ever sing in the shower? When you
hit a resonance, it takes very little power for the rain room to sing back.
Antennas do the same thing. Mother Nature's laws work everywhere.
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Scott in Baltimore wrote:
If you're a ham as your "NTS" would indicate,


Not really but I do know a few. I may get my Tech ticket at some point.

What keeps me from getting a license is having to put up with nut cases
like Steveo. I didn't care for the comments I hear about him from the
guys in the radio club. The last thing I need is having the drunkard
showing up at my house causing trouble in front of the wife and kids.
You get a sample of his crap here where he "goes off" offering to meet
people for a fist fight, and he's admitted as much here, showing up at
people's homes. Who needs that kind of **** transpiring on their front
yard?


I'm registered to a PO box. Now you know why. (not because of Steveo)


No worries anyway, Scott. The poor aioe dogie made his bed when he invited
me to his slum to put me "face down in a hurting extreme". lol

****er stood inside the door pointing a bb gun at me when I took him up on
his hospitality.

insert gay and pedo lames below here doug
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On Oct 5, 10:38*am, Steve wrote:
Scott in Baltimore wrote:



If you're a ham as your "NTS" would indicate,


Not really but I do know a few. I may get my Tech ticket at some point.



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On Sun, 05 Oct 2008 06:46:16 -0400, Scott in Baltimore wrote:

** I'm registered to a PO box. Now you know why. (not because of Steveo)

I can't say I really blame you. You can't come here and ask a simple CB
Radio related question without being attacked. Seems like some, and there
is a big group of them here, have nothing better to do than post piles of
trashy crap then try to blame it on somebody else. All you have to do is
look at the huge number of posts directed against various posters and ask
yourself the question: why are they doing the very same thing they cry
about when they post a legitimate question or comment? The simple answer
is they are part of the problem not the solution, they have no interest at
all in cleaning up the news group, the more excuses they have to post
their trash the better they like it. If they don't have an excuse they
just make one up. Whether you choose to believe it or not but Steveo is
behind 50+ percent of the trash posted, his group of buddies do the rest.
I've talked to several people who know about him locally here and he has
nothing better to do except get drunk and his entertainment is seeing how
much trash he can get away with posting and not get called on. This guy is
sick.

** 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.

I looked up the spec's on their web site. The bandwidth is right but as
you say 7 feet is a bit too big.

** You could try a Wilson 1000. Any time there is a coil, there is Q, and
** where there is Q, you have bandwidth issues. To reduce Q, resistance is
** added. A dummy load has no Q and an infinite bandwidth. It doesn't
** radiate very well. A resonant antenna is a natural amplifier. Ever sing
** in the shower? When you hit a resonance, it takes very little power for
** the rain room to sing back. Antennas do the same thing. Mother Nature's
** laws work everywhere.

Well thanks once again. At least there is one person, you, who is more
interested in CB Radio topics than seeing who can out do their buddies
posting trash.

MeatSack...---...
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.. Whether you choose to believe it or not but Steveo is
behind 50+ percent of the trash posted, his group of buddies do the rest.

I hear you Leland!


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go blow the janitor again kc8ldo


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Well thanks once again. At least there is one person, you, who is more
interested in CB Radio topics than seeing who can out do their buddies
posting trash.


I went to a hamfest today and picked up a 40 meter hamstick. I put my
screwdriver antenna back on for 80 meters. Now it won't tune. I get a
4:1 SWR, even when I take a clip lead to the feedpoint. My 20 and 40
meter hamsticks are tuned for the center of the extra/advanced portions.
I think it's a bad ground on the screwdriver. As I was monkeying around
with the clip leads, the SWR did go down to 2 and 1.5 for moments so
there is hope...My KW-7 still measures good at 28.370...lost a set
screw in my 144/440 antenna...so much to do and so little time.

Sunspots will return...someday. We had a dozen today!

My signal stalking scanner was fun at the hamfest. They walk by and
key up and my PRO-84 gives them feedback or echo. One guy using FRS
had the funniest look on his face when it happened to him!!!
Caught another guy trying out 10 meter FM on 29.200. One hamfest,
the sponsors were using 440 ham frequencies to do their business.
One was hooked to the PA. If I wanted to figure out their PL tone...
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I may get my Tech ticket at some point as soon as I lose my kc8ldo call.


Fixed it for ya lelnad.




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