In , sideband
wrote:

Hrm.. Wonder where Frankie's intelligent reply is...

Oh, wait, I guess this is it, as this is the best he can manage.

-SSB

You need to see someone about your communication deficit, because I answered the
OP's question in another post. Now **** off.






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Frank Gilliland wrote in message . ..
In , 'Doc wrote:



killdagger,
You might give it a try, it certainly can't hurt anything.
You also might try other configurations you have the space
for. As long as you don't double the legs of a dipole back
onto themselves, 'shape' isn't too critical.
As for the SWR, well, it sounds about normal to me. The
'low SWR readings from daylight to dark' type antennas are the
ones that sound 'unnatural', it just doesn't happen that way
unless there's a reason. That reason is usually lower
efficiency. You just don't get something for nothing, and if
it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.
'Doc

Hey Doc, you sound like a politician with all that "I don't know what is wrong
but I'll try and sound like I do" bull****. Do you have an answer that doesn't
sound like you are on the Democratic ticket? Post it!

Hey Frankie: I don't see an answer from YOU. Doc gave the best answer
he could give, without actually being there and seeing the
installation.

If you're so doggone smart (and I did say IF), why don't YOU provide a
good answer? Maybe because you can't?

Frank Gilliland wrote in message . ..
In , sideband
wrote:

Hrm.. Wonder where Frankie's intelligent reply is...

Oh, wait, I guess this is it, as this is the best he can manage.

-SSB

You need to see someone about your communication deficit, because I answered the
OP's question in another post. Now **** off.

Shame on you, Frankie-fag; you've been hanging around with the
perverts (Doggie and Georgie-girl) so long you're starting to post
like them.

And you didn't answer the op's question in any post. Another shining
example of your so-called intelligence, I guess!

Frank Gilliland wrote in message . ..
In ,
(killdagger) wrote:

Greetings,
I've got me an RCA CB Co pilot 14T303 with a workman BS-1 dipole
antenna pinnes up in an inverted v outside my window. I recieve just
fine, but my transmit is horrible. I can't get a radio check from any
of the truckers up on the interstate (1/8 mi. from my house). I get a
barely audible signal monitoring from the other side of the house.
When I transmit I'm getting only the tiniest nudge on my s/mod meter.
Is my radio shot? of is it just the cheap antenna?

Any help with this dilemna would be greatly appreaciated.

Killdagger

I'm thinking that the final is shot, and what little RF being transmitted is
coming from the driver. If you have a multimeter, put the meter inline with the
power supply and measure the current being used by the radio in both transmit
and receive (with the volume down). With a good radio, transmit should draw at
least one amp more than receive. If it doesn't, the final is probably bad.

My bad; your guess is at least as good as Doc's was! So why couldn't
you just post your guess without attacking Doc, who gives freely of
real information without the personal attacks?

(Richard Cranium) wrote
Frank Gilliland wrote in message . ..
In ,
(killdagger) wrote:

Greetings,
I've got me an RCA CB Co pilot 14T303 with a workman BS-1 dipole
antenna pinnes up in an inverted v outside my window. I recieve just
fine, but my transmit is horrible. I can't get a radio check from any
of the truckers up on the interstate (1/8 mi. from my house). I get a
barely audible signal monitoring from the other side of the house.
When I transmit I'm getting only the tiniest nudge on my s/mod meter.
Is my radio shot? of is it just the cheap antenna?

Any help with this dilemna would be greatly appreaciated.

Killdagger

I'm thinking that the final is shot, and what little RF being transmitted
is
coming from the driver. If you have a multimeter, put the meter inline
with the
power supply and measure the current being used by the radio in both transmit
and receive (with the volume down). With a good radio, transmit should
draw at
least one amp more than receive. If it doesn't, the final is probably
bad.

My bad; your guess is at least as good as Doc's was! So why couldn't
you just post your guess without attacking Doc, who gives freely of
real information without the personal attacks?


shut up cranus the anus

"Richard Cranium" wrote in message
om...
Frank Gilliland wrote in message
. ..
In , sideband
wrote:

Hrm.. Wonder where Frankie's intelligent reply is...

Oh, wait, I guess this is it, as this is the best he can manage.

-SSB

You need to see someone about your communication deficit, because I
answered the
OP's question in another post. Now **** off.

Shame on you, Frankie-fag; you've been hanging around with the
perverts (Doggie and Georgie-girl) so long you're starting to post
like them.

well look at dickie cranium your starting to post like dougie too assclown,
nothing but fag this and gay that in your post dickie boy cranium...

"Richard Cranium" wrote in message
om...
Hey Frankie: I don't see an answer from YOU. Doc gave the best answer
he could give, without actually being there and seeing the
installation.

If you're so doggone smart (and I did say IF), why don't YOU provide a
good answer? Maybe because you can't?


What answer have you given Troll?
your a google posting troll dickie boy cranium. nothing more nothing less.

No thanks, Frank.. You're DEFINITELY not my type.

-SSB

Frank Gilliland wrote:

In , sideband
wrote:


Hrm.. Wonder where Frankie's intelligent reply is...

Oh, wait, I guess this is it, as this is the best he can manage.

-SSB


You need to see someone about your communication deficit, because I answered the
OP's question in another post. Now **** off.






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In ,
(Richard Cranium) wrote:

Frank Gilliland wrote in message . ..
In ,
(killdagger) wrote:

Greetings,
I've got me an RCA CB Co pilot 14T303 with a workman BS-1 dipole
antenna pinnes up in an inverted v outside my window. I recieve just
fine, but my transmit is horrible. I can't get a radio check from any
of the truckers up on the interstate (1/8 mi. from my house). I get a
barely audible signal monitoring from the other side of the house.
When I transmit I'm getting only the tiniest nudge on my s/mod meter.
Is my radio shot? of is it just the cheap antenna?

Any help with this dilemna would be greatly appreaciated.

Killdagger

I'm thinking that the final is shot, and what little RF being transmitted is
coming from the driver. If you have a multimeter, put the meter inline with the
power supply and measure the current being used by the radio in both transmit
and receive (with the volume down). With a good radio, transmit should draw at
least one amp more than receive. If it doesn't, the final is probably bad.

My bad; your guess is at least as good as Doc's was!

Wrong, o brainless troll. Look again at the original question, and think real
hard about the line, "I recieve just fine, but my transmit is horrible." Now if
you knew -anything- about radio (and you don't) you would know that antennas are
'reciprocal', meaning that if his antenna sucks on transmit, it will also suck
on receive. IOW, his problem isn't with the antenna.

So why couldn't
you just post your guess without attacking Doc, who gives freely of
real information without the personal attacks?

Because while -you- are a total imbicile when it comes to anything technical,
Doc is not, and should have known what I had to explain to you.

Now go crawl back under your rock.






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"Frank Gilliland" wrote in message
...
Wrong, o brainless troll. Look again at the original question, and think
real
hard about the line, "I recieve just fine, but my transmit is horrible."
Now if
you knew -anything- about radio (and you don't) you would know that
antennas are
'reciprocal', meaning that if his antenna sucks on transmit, it will also
suck
on receive. IOW, his problem isn't with the antenna.

So why couldn't
you just post your guess without attacking Doc, who gives freely of
real information without the personal attacks?

Because while -you- are a total imbicile when it comes to anything
technical,
Doc is not, and should have known what I had to explain to you.

Now go crawl back under your rock.


Frank he says he is a licensed ham, I doubt it but, where did he offer any
help? He just trolled/critisized your offer of help. a regular dick head if
you asks me.