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Where do I find an antenna for my vehicle?

Last post 01-12-2008, 8:24 PM by JimPrice. 0 replies.
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  •  01-12-2008, 8:24 PM 72

    Where do I find an antenna for my vehicle?

    Most antennas for the VHF marine band are manufactured to be mounted on vessels.  If you wish to become a mobile radio facility you will need a different kind of antenna depending on where and how you want to mount it.
     
    On my pickup, I have an NMO mount in the roof and 1/4 wave antenna cut to 18 in. This allows my truck to fit in my garage. You can also use a Larsen Magnetic mount NMOMM ($31.95) if you don't want to drill a hole.

    On my car, I have a NMO trunk lid lip mount with a Larsen NMO150BCO coil ($25.25) and a Larsen W490B 5/8 wave whip ($13.50) cut to 43-7/8 in. for the marine band.

     
    These can beI purchased from Ham Radio Outlet, 11705 SW Pacific Hwy (99W) Suite Z, Portland, OR 97223 503-598-0555

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