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Old September 13th 03, 05:34 AM
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Attach a wire the length of the last segment. It might not be pretty, but
I'll bet it would work .

Maybe an aluminum knitting needle will work. It can fit down into the hollow
whip.

Bill, K5BY
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Old September 13th 03, 05:55 AM
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In article , WShoots1 says...

Attach a wire the length of the last segment. It might not be pretty, but
I'll bet it would work .

Maybe an aluminum knitting needle will work. It can fit down into the hollow
whip.

Bill, K5BY


Tried it already with a short piece of whip antenna from my junk box. There's
something inside the last extension that prevents it from going in very far.

elfa

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Old September 13th 03, 12:43 PM
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For what it is worth, the SR II antenna is 37 inches long and has 7
sections.

craig

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In article , WShoots1

says...

Attach a wire the length of the last segment. It might not be pretty,

but
I'll bet it would work .

Maybe an aluminum knitting needle will work. It can fit down into the

hollow
whip.

Bill, K5BY


Tried it already with a short piece of whip antenna from my junk box.

There's
something inside the last extension that prevents it from going in very

far.

elfa



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Old September 13th 03, 09:01 PM
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Thanks! Great help! That's what I'll look for.

elfa



In article , craigm says...

For what it is worth, the SR II antenna is 37 inches long and has 7
sections.

craig

"elfa" wrote in message
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In article , WShoots1

says...

Attach a wire the length of the last segment. It might not be pretty,

but
I'll bet it would work .

Maybe an aluminum knitting needle will work. It can fit down into the

hollow
whip.

Bill, K5BY


Tried it already with a short piece of whip antenna from my junk box.

There's
something inside the last extension that prevents it from going in very

far.

elfa




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Old September 13th 03, 04:01 PM
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ELFA,

For 'very good' FM reception on a GE Superadio II use the FM Dipole
Antenna Terminals on the back righ side of the radio.
- - -
Form the simple 300 Ohm Twin Lead FM Dipole Antenna's 'arms' in a "V
or in a Half-Square |__. .__| to generally receive your best signal.

For the 'best' FM reception on a GE Superadio II use an Multi-Element
FM 'outside Omni or Yagi Antenna with 75 Ohm Coax Cable and a 75 300
Ohm Matching Transformer connected to the radio's FM Antenna Terminals
on the back righ side of the radio.


OBTW: The Whip Antenna on the GE Superadio II Measures 38.5 " Long.


FWIW: Most of the new car 'solid' (one piece) antennas measure 39".


iane ~ RHF
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In article , WShoots1 says...

Attach a wire the length of the last segment. It might not be pretty, but
I'll bet it would work .

Maybe an aluminum knitting needle will work. It can fit down into the hollow
whip.

Bill, K5BY


Tried it already with a short piece of whip antenna from my junk box. There's
something inside the last extension that prevents it from going in very far.

elfa



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