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the higher the better.
extended coax length will ofcourse increase coax losses but they will be far lower than the gain you will get by sticking it up high, and outside. mike wrote in message oups.com... Does the length of coax decrease performance in scanning as much as when you are transmitting? I can put an antenna in my attic where I will only have about 5 feet of coax. (My scanner is upstairs) I could mount an outside antenna on top of my tv tower at about 30 feet, but would need to run about 50 feet of coax. The total elevation if it was in my attic would be 20 feet or so. (But I do have alot of insulation that might block the signal). |
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