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October 3rd 03, 11:56 PM
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Power capacity of SMALL VHF/UHF magmount
You've all seen those tiny VHF/UHF magmounts at hamfests...usually black,
and resemble a cellular antenna?? The magnet is about the diameter of a quarter (never fell off though!!) They are complete with thin RG174 coax. Any idea what the power handling capacity of these jobs are?? Would a 50 watt rig melt it? How 'bout 35? Just curious...before I smoke test it!! Thanks for your thoughts ....Dave |
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