The OP did say "Best mag mounted CB Antenna"andrew233 wrote:modulator twin coil
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The OP did say "Best mag mounted CB Antenna"andrew233 wrote:modulator twin coil
Yes i know he said magmount what you think i put the thing on grease proof paperghost123uk wrote:The OP did say "Best mag mounted CB Antenna"andrew233 wrote:modulator twin coil
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Did a test at 100 miles mobile to mobile (Peak district to Black Rock Sands Pothmadog) with a friend not long ago, we both used the same radio's and he tried a Sirio HP4000, then a 7ft firestick and finally a 9ft whip. No noticeable difference whatsoever.ghost123uk wrote:I've always fancied doing a mobile antenna "shoot out". Get another station 5 miles away to connect up a digital meter to their S meter. Then, obviously using the same rig and car, try out lots of different aerials and note down the reading the other guy is getting on his digital meter.
Now I have done this (back in the day), but we didn't write it down We just made a mental note of which one was best, iirc it was a centre loaded "Modulator", but you can't use that on a mag mount!! (unless parked up, DX'ing, which we did often).
Benny wrote:Best in performance.
True, I had one securely mounted in the centre of the roof of a Bedford CF van "passion wagon" (with 2.3 Ltr VX/4.90 power = ) a good few years ago. It worked well, but the guy in the filling station in Pentre Mawr (N. Wales) was not impressed when it wiped out about 6 unprotected florescent tubes in the canopyFarty wrote:Tank whip. Simple physics. It's pretty much useless on the move, but if sheer performance is your thing then any type of coil loading compromises performance.Benny wrote:Best in performance.
Ya coulda saved yer sen a tenner there ya knows looky hereBenny wrote:£34 for the sunker
ghost123uk wrote:I'm curious about that coil on the Sunker. From the pictures, I don't think it's your usual loading coil, it looks more like an impedance match or summat.
Ya coulda saved yer sen a tenner there ya knows looky hereBenny wrote:£34 for the sunker
That's the smaller version.
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