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There is something to be said for this, and while many seem to wonder why Sirio introduced it before they made a high powered version, something about it makes sense for some of us.

Not all CBers are ready or able to join the ranks of the mega-power users. Getting stepped on, or out performed routinely by a couple guys running high dollar antennas and large wattage takes the fun out of radio far too often. With a reasonable cash investment, and a reasonable height, this antenna levels the playing field just a little. So far, were I to look at a production antenna for a low powered or barefoot station that could help me hear and be heard a little better, this would be my choice. The antenna system continues to be the most important part of the setup. And this looks like a new and better choice. There's a definite market for these. Perhaps a more high powered version is on the way.

<blockquote data-quote="HomerBB" data-source="post: 254454" data-attributes="member: 8569">There is something to be said for this, and while many seem to wonder why Sirio introduced it before they made a high powered version, something about it makes sense for some of us. Not all CBers are ready or able to join the ranks of the mega-power users. Getting stepped on, or out performed routinely by a couple guys running high dollar antennas and large wattage takes the fun out of radio far too often. With a reasonable cash investment, and a reasonable height, this antenna levels the playing field just a little. So far, were I to look at a production antenna for a low powered or barefoot station that could help me hear and be heard a little better, this would be my choice. The antenna system continues to be the most important part of the setup. And this looks like a new and better choice. There&#039;s a definite market for these. Perhaps a more high powered version is on the way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HomerBB, post: 254454, member: 8569"] There is something to be said for this, and while many seem to wonder why Sirio introduced it before they made a high powered version, something about it makes sense for some of us. Not all CBers are ready or able to join the ranks of the mega-power users. Getting stepped on, or out performed routinely by a couple guys running high dollar antennas and large wattage takes the fun out of radio far too often. With a reasonable cash investment, and a reasonable height, this antenna levels the playing field just a little. So far, were I to look at a production antenna for a low powered or barefoot station that could help me hear and be heard a little better, this would be my choice. The antenna system continues to be the most important part of the setup. And this looks like a new and better choice. There's a definite market for these. Perhaps a more high powered version is on the way. [/QUOTE]

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