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For receiving, or for transmitting? Since this is rec.radio.scanner,
you are probably concerned with using the antenna for receiving. I feel the urge to comment anyway. For receiving, you're probably OK, but for transmitting, I think you might have problems with this. The average mobile antenna is designed to operate while attached to the big, metal plane that is the roof of a car. A similar question often arises at the Usenet group rec.autos.makers.jeep+willys. Jeeps do not have a metal roof, or (generally) any roof at all, so antennas end up mounted on the rear bumper. You might do well to pay a visit to that group and ask there, as Jeep owners have some experience with the concept. Search both that group and Google for the word "counterpoise." http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...p+willys?hl=en |
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