And he went and did the same thing in another thread too. Amazing! :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by FoolishOne
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And he went and did the same thing in another thread too. Amazing! :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by FoolishOne
ok maybe I missed it but what did he do????
It's what he did NOT do, which is read the forum rules.
Radar Roy and/or Netshops asks forum members not to 1) mention certain product(s) and 2) sell anything. Pretty simple rules in my opinion...Quote:
Originally Posted by shteb13
How did the language filter not squash that like it has in the past? (*pure total speculation* I can see the competitor thing in the RD forums but I don't think it competes with Roy in the CB genre so may it was allowed let slide? *end pure total speculation*)
to the OP so he doesn't get totally lost in all this.... Mount the 3' antenna in one of the red locations, it won't look a whole lot different but it'll make the difference between a CB that gets you decent reception, and wondering why you spent the time and money on such tings.
Oh yeah, there's an OP...
Top red location; anything else, I believe you would have diddle for a ground plane and you will hear static. These are not no-ground-plane antennas are they?
well i got a wilson 3' antenna.
ill post a pic tomorrow
I think a roof mount would actually permit the best reception because A) it's higher and B) it's usually a bigger (and more reliable) ground plane. If you do mount it on the trunk lid (which can be more convenient), you might also want to run a ground strap to bridge one of the hinges.
I agree the highest point is on roof for best reception but it will be inconvient and hit alot of tops and stick out like a sore thumb attracting unnecessary attention. Just look plain funny/strange.Quote:
Originally Posted by o2bad455
Remember this is on a fiberglass body which is why I am thinking about a glass mount on either driverside or passenger side A pillars on windshield just below that blue tint line.
The reception has got to be better than the Watson W881 Super-Gainer handheld antenna inside the car attached to handheld that's currently being used right??.:confused:
Yes. Getting the antenna out of that metal shell of a car is a very positive move.