ariel
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- Joined: 05 Oct 2007, 06:31
Re: ariel
See, that's the trouble when you start to get smart with other people's spelling, punctuation and grammar, you often end up making yourself look a bit daft. The semicolon and the apostrophe .
As for the mobile aerial Kal, can you clarify if it's an airband aerial you want or Medium wave? Both use AM and this is the airband section
I'll assume for one moment it's airband and you wont be listening to beacons too often so go for the humble but very effective 1/4 wave whip and 22" or thereabouts will be about mid voice band. The last time I looked Sandpipers sold both stainless steel whip and 3/8" threaded whip bases, most CB or amateur magmounts can be made to take a 3/8 base, either directly or with an adapter.
If it's Medium/Long wave then go for something big, big is always better on the low frequency stuff.
As for the mobile aerial Kal, can you clarify if it's an airband aerial you want or Medium wave? Both use AM and this is the airband section
I'll assume for one moment it's airband and you wont be listening to beacons too often so go for the humble but very effective 1/4 wave whip and 22" or thereabouts will be about mid voice band. The last time I looked Sandpipers sold both stainless steel whip and 3/8" threaded whip bases, most CB or amateur magmounts can be made to take a 3/8 base, either directly or with an adapter.
If it's Medium/Long wave then go for something big, big is always better on the low frequency stuff.
my friend grafter, seems like you are using a very offensive tone in the reply.