Cb radios
#11
I had a probably a 10ft fiberglass antena on a van years ago
Even with it mounted on the rear bumper it would touch the sofit in any drive threw LMAO
I cant count the number of times I had the attendant stick their head out the drive threw window to see what all the racket was as I drove up
I had a unit in my car for a long road trip into the US but never a peep , never ever put it in anything else
Even with it mounted on the rear bumper it would touch the sofit in any drive threw LMAO
I cant count the number of times I had the attendant stick their head out the drive threw window to see what all the racket was as I drove up
I had a unit in my car for a long road trip into the US but never a peep , never ever put it in anything else
#12
I have a pretty good one but right now it isn't in anything. I've used a magnetic mount trunk antenna for a good ground plane to the front. The problem with a magnetic is keeping the SWR tuned. I did have a '98 Crown Victoria that I bought off the original owner. (A local Sheriffs department) On that one, I removed one of the plugs in the body and mounted one on the trunk. Combine a black car (Indiana made me paint it one color, no brown and tan allowed) a spot light and some antennas and you can cruise right through traffic.
Legally, a CB is better at avoiding tickets. Virginia is the only state, along with Canada, to out right ban Radar Detectors. However, I can tell you that if you get caught speeding and have a radar detector, that can be considered proof of prior intent. A CB you mention that you saw a police car, that's freedom of speech. If you mention a police officer on an overpass with a lidar gun, the other drivers have better information than any detector can give.
Legally, a CB is better at avoiding tickets. Virginia is the only state, along with Canada, to out right ban Radar Detectors. However, I can tell you that if you get caught speeding and have a radar detector, that can be considered proof of prior intent. A CB you mention that you saw a police car, that's freedom of speech. If you mention a police officer on an overpass with a lidar gun, the other drivers have better information than any detector can give.
#13
i ran the 102 inch whip on my truck when i was younger and that thing was more annoying then anything always hitting stuff. it was bolted to my rear bumper and i found it slide perfectly into the luggage rack so it didnt bang against everything.
#14
just my .02
#15
If you don't remove and replace them, they generally stay in tune. I swap from vehicle to vehicle.
In addition, 1/4 wave antennas (102 inch plus the spring mount) usually come with a gutter clip. Granted, not many cars or trucks on the road have rain gutters anymore.
In addition, 1/4 wave antennas (102 inch plus the spring mount) usually come with a gutter clip. Granted, not many cars or trucks on the road have rain gutters anymore.
#16
I run a Connex 3300HP with a Wilson 5000 magnet mount and an Elcan 175 kicker. I also have a five pill Dave Made which I might run if I ever get around to making a spot to ground it on the frame, plus I have to test the draw of it vs. the alternator output.
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