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Hi folks! General hardware question, and I may be in over my head.
One of the prime camping locations at a nearby park is unfortunately in a valley. This has the effect of radically limiting our GMRS radios. Would it be at all useful to run a mobile or base antenna about 50 feet up a tree and leave an antenna line so that we can just plug in when we're at camp to get in contact with folks out in the bush? The amount of info out there is overwhelming. It seems like with the tiny (~ 1W) radios, it's going to be important to get as low-resistant cabling as possible. Can anyone make a suggestion as to the right hardware for the job? Is this a scenario where I'm going to need to "tune" an antenna? Heck, is this even worth it? Thanks! WB |
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