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![]() I think 4 watts in a regular CB is too wimpy for long distance comm. on Interstates going at +65 mph. I've used twin phased 102" steel whip antennas before with 1:2 SWR on my Chevy dually and still didn't have good distance. Co-phasing gives you a nice fore-and-aft radiation pattern, but only if the antennas are far enough apart. 9' or 1/2 wave. Less or more than that, and the pattern becomes a mess. I frequently see "co-phased" setups where not only are the antennas WAY too close together, they aren't even mounted with proper grounding.. Might as well use a ball of bailing wire. |
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