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Here you side by side comparison:

If you watch the following you'll see it's worse:

We've a kit the MPAS at $299 free shipping 1 X CHA HYBRID-MICRO 1 X CHA JAWMOUNT 1 X CHA MIL The CHA MIL EXT is $132 USD extra. You can send us an email here: support@chameleonantenna.com Carl

Pretty well done sir! Carl

Do you have enough room to install a 250' SKYLOOP with each side at about 60' long? Skyloop antennas are very quiet and they might be helpful for your noise issues. Their abilities to RX and TX is also very good.

Well it would depend of you available room. Do you have enough room for an inverted "V" windom? (66' long total)?

Hey, you should look at those 3 YouTube Channels: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkft2YfbwhZo2vK8jY1vAbg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfgtuaUadGgOA-91geQ8Qog https://www.youtube.com/user/SensiblePrepper/videos Carl

Dude, what the hell are you talking about??? The person asking the question is NOT the guy who is running Survival Tech Nord!!! He's a simple beginner member (Jim “K7JLJ” Linch) needing help and asking the question on the Survival Tech Nord Google + page! Carl

I do not know if they're still using that. That test was made in 2011 and we're now in 2016. I was trying to find the same thing too las time. Carl

Psycho, get the information here: http://www.k0bg.com/wiring.html Carl

Well you can go around a remote tuner is you're using a good UNUN at the base of the antenna. Now you'll have to chose an UNUN in function of the amount of power than you want to push in your antenna. You can use a 4:1, 5:1 or 9:1 UNUN. You can build them yourself or buy it already built. The...

Hi everyone, Here's few places where you want to look for good EMCOMM information: http://www.survivaltechnology.net/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkft2YfbwhZo2vK8jY1vAbg https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSSOElgoCSU9wNcN5VpgoEw https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3xxr5EeFDtxnuHTWsDu2rA...

A brand NEW FT-817ND cost about $90 more ($599 + FREE Shipping) here and the rubber duck is included: http://www.gigaparts.com/Product-Lines/HF-6M-VHF-UHF/Yaesu-FT-817ND.html Carl

It's because for a lot of people, "metal" is something that contains iron thus reacting to a magnet... So steel is what I was referring too. Carl

For your power line noise issues I'll greatly recommend you to read the following article about it: http://www.arrl.org/power-line-noise Carl