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"Tom" wrote in message
... Hello all , I would like to install a VHF-UHF antenna on my motorcycle . It's a Suzuki GSX750 . I did some tests with a Diamond NR-770H and it works well . The only problem is that the antenna is to big for such a bike . Afterwards i did a test with a Diamond NR-77 . The antenna is about 43 cm and that's about the size i would like to use . The problem i have with this antenna is the swr , it's to high . Anyone an idea how i can solve this problem ? Many thanks . Tom Just a word of caution: Years ago, when the Brussels police had VHF radios mounted on BMW bikes for the first time, the ABS brakes stopped functioning when the transmitter was on (Not only the ABS, the brakes). I suppose ABS brakes are more EMC proof nowadays, but you can not be too sure. |
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