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June 10th 10, 11:23 PM
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Car radio whip antenna question
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Gregg says... On Jun 10, 3:55=A0pm, Twitchell wrote: I've seen some car radio whip antennas that look like they have a wire wr= apped around them. =A0The wraps are not close but lazily spiral down the length= of the antenna. Does this help reception? =A0Is the coil attached somehow to the car or j= ust the antenna itself? twitch Hmm, I've never seen that. I have seen the radio whips that have wire around them but they are then encased in plastic, like some CB antennas are. That's what I'm talking about...they're encased (sometimes) in plastic. |
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