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The way I see it, it is a "win-win" for the manufacturer and they can't lose.
The shorter antenna meets the shipping requirements and it will also cater to 10 meter guys/ gals.
If the short antenna works best and only for the 10 meter band and is no good for 11 meters, then why keep the tuning rings? Why not design a shorter antenna without tuning rings?
As stated on a previous post, new potential CB radio antenna buyers must ask the seller to measure the MAX 2000 antenna prior to ordering it. The folks who have / are receiving, assembling and installing the shorter antennas may have a difficult experience returning the antennas after disturbing the packaging and hardware and scratching the metal surfaces.

[QUOTE="Recon, post: 701651, member: 55589"] The way I see it, it is a "win-win" for the manufacturer and they can't lose. The shorter antenna meets the shipping requirements and it will also cater to 10 meter guys/ gals. If the short antenna works best and only for the 10 meter band and is no good for 11 meters, then why keep the tuning rings? Why not design a shorter antenna without tuning rings? As stated on a previous post, new potential CB radio antenna buyers must ask the seller to measure the MAX 2000 antenna prior to ordering it. The folks who have / are receiving, assembling and installing the shorter antennas may have a difficult experience returning the antennas after disturbing the packaging and hardware and scratching the metal surfaces. [/QUOTE]

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