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I feel this needs to get some proper information dispersed into the Quacking. This article is well written and scientifically sound. http://www.copper.com/articles/big_c...s_exposed.html
I feel this needs to get some proper information dispersed into the Quacking. This article is well written and scientifically sound. http://www.copper.com/articles/big_c...s_exposed.html
All answers are opinions and may, or may not be technically correct.
619 NJ (05-06-2013), the caveman (05-06-2013)
If you are looking to run an open coil antenna, the predator 10k is a very good choice. They are lightweight and perform very well in both receive and transmit. They also tune very easily. There are a lot of options available are far as shaft size and coils.
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619 the Chef, choppin' lips and deep-frying those ducks in the Yellin' Yukon and I'm gone...
What about one of those browning open coil mobile antennas?
Caveman 195 waving a hand in Southern Indiana
the brownings are ok . just get the right one that tunes the best ..gif "300 (287)")
the caveman (05-04-2013)
I would like to see the new FS-5 FireStik tested to see how it compares, instead of the old KW series. Never the less, its
still a good article.
Caveman has you mounted and tuned that monkey made antenna yet? If so, how did it do?
Sorry Caveman!
619 NJ (05-06-2013)
Bump! Bump!
Silverado 996 back in the woods and I'm gone!
* Cobra 29LXLE *
* Ranger 2970N2 * 5' FireStik FS-5 *
* Uniden BearCat 12 watt spearker *
"It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, it is the one most adaptable to change, that survives"
- Charles Darwin
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