judging from the two prior replys thats not quite correct. but then again i was the one who asked the question.
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My Dodge Caravan
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NorthStar said:
knowing you too, im sure that takes a lot. just guessing all of the crap you guys have probably seen. am i right???
I see that palomar going poof if he forgets which of those two red power wire is possitive and which ground. :shock:
Hope that is grease finger prints on the wood grain and not black mold. That would look great in a oak dog box looks like plenty of room between seats then someone could ride shotgun... Also when someone says you have a big radio you can say wait until you see it. 
DJboutit said:
I asked the question previously because the spacing between the two antennas even if the setup was radiator and back door seemed small. Your reply that both antennas are hot means there's a co-phased arrangement, am I correct in presuming this ? Are you using a co-phase harness ? (75 ohm coax) Have you used a field strength meter ? Does your setup radiate stronger north-south or east-west ?
73's
SmackDown said:
"T connector at the amplifier to hookup the 2 antennas"
not really a cophase setup. probably using the t connector and 2 50 ohm coax feedlines. Why? I have no earthly idea. surely cant have a good swr.
and that 2 pill palomar, he's only getting 100 watts out of it. should be getting 200-250.
these are pictures on how not to setup your rig.
these are pictures on how not to setup your rig.
