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On 17 May 2007 07:44:43 -0700, bpnjensen wrote:
On May 16, 4:35 pm, D Peter Maus wrote: Get a decent converation going, and you'll be surprised at how many will participate. Yeah :-) Your mileage will vary, of course, but if you know how to apply it, a decent CB rig can indeed be a lot of fun. Peter, in your opinion, what would constitute a decent rig? I don't have on just now, but In the old days, I always used off-the-shelf Cobras and Pearce-Simpsons, usually with a (TUG8) D104 mike attached, even while I lusted after Trams and Brownings. They always worked well for me, but then what did I know? Base antennas were, variously, 1/4 wave GPs, a HyGain Penetrator (super antenna!) and a Wilson 6- element beam (amazing antenna). Mobile antennas were either 1/4-wave whips or HyGain "rabbit ears" on the gutters - also great antennas. Bruce Jensen The 102'' whip is 5/8 wave. |