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Old May 18th 06, 03:28 AM posted to rec.radio.cb
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Default Smallest amp for effecitve range increase that works?

"Fred" wrote in message
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On Sun, 14 May 2006 21:31:38 -0400, "TheHairyBeast"
Emort007ATdway.com wrote:

What's the smallest amps in terms of wattage that will have a effective
increase in range? I currently have a range of 7 to 12 miles from my Base
to
a mobile. I need to get that to about 15 to 22 miles. Both the mobile and
the base will get amps.

Currently I have a Uniden Washington (with Peak/tune/extra channels) and
a
A99 on the roof (about 33 feet up)

The Mobile is a stock Cobra 29 with a 102 steel whip.

I thought about getting side band for the mobile, but it seems like a
hassle to tune a signal while driving down the road. I has a Grant LT in
my
old truck, and I don't think I ever used the sideband while in motion.

So what do I need? a mini 40watt wasp?
or one of those 100 watt palomars?
or something near or over 200watt.

I'm not looking for over kill, or to spend more then I need, I just want
to
be able to talk from work to the house.


For decent range in the mobile you should have at least 600 to 800
watts, but then I am a signal junkie.


Go through McDonalds drive thru and whistle in the mic when you get near the
window.LOL


 
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