Good antennas, but the ground plane will not make much of a difference, but
if you need a noticable difference get a good 10 db increase in gain from
your antenna with a add on amp, now that will do some goood.
If 3-6 watts out peaking to 12 is good, then 40-60 watts out peaking to
120 is much better, now thats gain.





"Steveo" wrote in message
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(Jaa Jaa) wrote:
I have a i-max 2000,is it worth the time to put a ground plane on it?

You gonna stack em?

"TNT" wrote:
Good antennas, but the ground plane will not make much of a difference,
but if you need a noticable difference get a good 10 db increase in gain
from your antenna with a add on amp, now that will do some goood.
If 3-6 watts out peaking to 12 is good, then 40-60 watts out peaking to
120 is much better, now thats gain.

"Steveo" wrote in message
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(Jaa Jaa) wrote:
I have a i-max 2000,is it worth the time to put a ground plane on it?

You gonna stack em?


"TNT" wrote:
Good antennas, but the ground plane will not make much of a difference,
but if you need a noticable difference get a good 10 db increase in gain
from your antenna with a add on amp, now that will do some goood.
If 3-6 watts out peaking to 12 is good, then 40-60 watts out peaking to
120 is much better, now thats gain.

Nah, that's voodoo when you look at the subject header. An operator needs a
good antenna and coax/ground first.