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Old August 27th 03, 04:44 AM
Leland C. Scott
 
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Picked up a brand new K-40 and found it to tall

for the trunk lip so I
mounted it on the rear bumper.
Now I cant get the SWR below 3:1, all ground

connections are good.

That may be the reason right there. On the bumper
the radiating section of the antenna is in close
proximity to the body of the vehicle.

The other possibility is to check and make sure
that the metal section of the bumper the antenna
is mounted on is really electrically connected to
the body of the vehicle. With all of the plastic
used on cars now you can't take anything for
granted.


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Leland C. Scott
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bomb
technician
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running
try to keep up "



 
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