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Post by libslayer on Oct 2, 2013 9:22:03 GMT -5
Following y'all advise I changed my antenna today.
#DeepInTheHeartOfTexas- LibSlayer
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Post by libslayer on Oct 2, 2013 9:22:28 GMT -5
This morning I installed a K-40 steel whip. You guys were so right in recommending this style. I ended up cutting 4" off the whip to tune it in. My SWR ate exactly 1.2 across the board. I'm amazed at both transmission and reception quality. Thanks to all for your advice.
#DeepInTheHeartOfTexas- LibSlayer
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Post by spitfire441 on Oct 2, 2013 16:11:12 GMT -5
This morning I installed a K-40 steel whip. You guys were so right in recommending this style. I ended up cutting 4" off the whip to tune it in. My SWR ate exactly 1.2 across the board. I'm amazed at both transmission and reception quality. Thanks to all for your advice. #DeepInTheHeartOfTexas- LibSlayer Glad to hear you have good results. Spitfire 441, County Wide Radio. |
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Post by libslayer on Oct 2, 2013 21:28:01 GMT -5
I just did a mileage test with my cobra 29 LX (barefoot) , 18' coax, and K-40 trucker...... 9.2 Miles open highway; 8 miles in town. I will NEVER use a fiberglass loaded antenna again. Thanks y'all. And thanks to my buddy Thumper fer the whip.  now I'm really stoked to get that linear installed. #DeepInTheHeartOfTexas- LibSlayer |
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now I'm really stoked to get that linear installed.