You caught that too....lol.
These are simply outstanding Fiberglas antennas.
CB Radio.
Mobile.
Really, who's running more than 500W going down the road? Has legitimate business at stake?
The exceptions (and Shootout weirdness: sign me up) are pretty well going to build almost everything, aren’t they?
I can’t see wanting to be a competitor without my knowing every fraction of a millimeter onto or off of my antenna — any dimension — and that precludes factory-built.
Might start there, though.
A). Kales
Cowtown Antennas have lots of available pieces to mess with.
B). Same for a Breedlove Machine Shop antenna mount.
C). But I believe I’d want to begin by having an amplifier able to run REAL REAL HAPPY. (Do nothing to it but verify dead-nuts correct operation).
D). By comparison, the other aspects of the rig are “easy” to fiddle with given the radio is also correct.
E). Messing with aluminum stock (whatever) doesn’t pose much threat to wallet or sanity given a separate mobile test rig to work out problems.
But running down the highway? Most likely no more than the 100-250W range?
A collection of every height Skipshooter Antenna In pairs might set you back, what, $200.
CB ever gets popular again it’ll be like $1500 stereo speaker wiring:
A CB antenna straight off a Dryden NASA blueprint. Yessiree. This week only at the introductory price of $200.
I’m having HA boil up the boilerplate copy like them cornpone 1970s advertisements would have caught fire you opened the magazine page.
Hell, there’s gonna be so many logic traps and pulling the skin off of tech definitions in the ad copy, it’ll be better than an episode of Twilight Zone in the forum “discussions”.
Maybe I can get “John Titor” to re-appear from the future. Professor Phate.
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