"M-Tech" wrote in message
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| I think I found the answer to that one too....center loaded is better.

There are good antennas that are base, center, and top-loaded. It depends on
the application. Just make sure the coil is above the roof. The exception is
a shunt-fed base-loaded antenna. They work great on the trunk of a car or on
the roof.

Chris


| Ok, got a HR2510. Throw in 1 center loaded wilson 1000. Combine with
| custom antenna mount.
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| Yields one nice radio install:-)
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| Don
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| "M-Tech" wrote in message
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| "Leland C. Scott" wrote in message
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| Select "Products" from the menu on the left. Then select "Mobil
Antenna
| Mounts" from the list on this page. Then select "K9000TM" at the
bottom
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| the list on this page. The picture is along the lines that you
| described
| and may give you some ideas to start your project.
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| Good luck.
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| Leland C. Scott
| KC8LDO
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| Ah...Nice:-) What about the part that a center-loaded antenna is better
| than a base-loaded antenna?? This "idea" will work ton's better if my
| antenna is center-loaded. I just want to know if I'll be putting myself
| in
| a "hole" from the get-go by using it.
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| Thanks!!
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| Don
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