From: (Nate=A0Morton)
It is not my intention to install 2 radios, only one to monitor as I
drive. I am mostly interested in comments regarding the antenna (rf
ground and electrical ground). Will this be a problem?
I'm thinking of mounting the antenna on the rear ladder rack and running
an electrical ground to the frame. Will this work ok?
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Save yourself the hassle,,,,if you're looking only to monitor, buy a
fiberglass "no ground" marine mount and put it wherever you like..even
inside the motorhome..

"Landshark" wrote:
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jim wrote:
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jim wrote:


George Kinzer wrote:


push up pole, A99, on wheel base mount.

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hell there enough toys around here without the wife seeing that
hehehe


If it stays up more than four hours you're sposed' to see the
doctor.


i told him 12 and he said it was abnormal but live with it ;)


He said enjoy, and quitcher' bithchin! g

what i'm bitchin' about now is having to go out and shovel the 4-6"
we got today. 56 degrees yesterday and now this. hell its st.
patricks day ffs...

I feel bad for you, Jim. I'm home for my dinner break before I
go back out all night. We fertilized 170 lawns yesterday.

They were talking about postponing the parade tomorrow, but now
it's on again. It's always ****ty on St Pats day here.

March is always whack.

Man, we've been in the 89's everyday.
Going to ride the bike in tomorrow. Going
to Arizona on Thursday for a Classic Bronco
event, won't be back until Sunday, they expect
to be in the high 80's.

Landshark

We ended up with about 6-8 inches of snow. I just got home from
the snowshark duty again. Hope it's done for this spring..

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 01:39:44 GMT, George Kinzer wrote:

http://www.dxzone.com/cgi-bin/search...p://www.dxzone
.com/cgi-bin/search/jump.cgi?ID=254&ID=254

I went there and the chase began. I've been reading for a week. It seems
that a screwdriver or possibly the texas twister may do the trick.

I was going to use an old midland that I love but after looking at those
antennas I'm leaning towards my yeasu.

What do you think? Will these antennas work on a 9' high motorhome?
Has anyone here seen such an installation?

Thanks