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At 5/7/2025 07:27 AM, you wrote: It makes a great base antenna.? ? But yeah, I have one too I would let go for $50 that's brand new. (as in never installed outside).? ? I made the same mistake,

At 5/7/2025 07:03 AM, you wrote: I will see if I can find something else at Dayton for the GMRS antenna. I purchased the CA-712EFC based on recommendations of people using it in repeater service. We

interesting,i will check ! i also search for your experiences on certain model,sometime buying the most costly will not mean best performance but great marketing!! thanks gervais ve2ckn

Search Google for "glass mount dual band antenna" prices range from poor quality $30 to top quality $153. [email protected]> wrote:

hello everyone, i just baught a new vehicule and i dont want to make an hole on the top,,but decades ago i used one of those side mount antenna that were fixed in place with a very sticky tape from 3M

Regarding “superflex,” unless you have this available/on hand, you may want to consider plain Heliax instead, as it is cheaper and offers lower loss. Matt AL0R Sent: Wednesday, May 7, 2025 09:04

/g/MidlandLMR/files/91-1110%20Service%20Manual%201-2012.pdf Chris WB5ITT <w4phc.radio@...> wrote:

Looking for Service Manual for the Midland 91-1110B Repeater. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

It makes a great base antenna. But yeah, I have one too I would let go for $50 that's brand new. (as in never installed outside). I made the same mistake, because my intent was also repeater (25 years

I will see if I can find something else at Dayton for the GMRS antenna. I purchased the CA-712EFC based on recommendations of people using it in repeater service. We found out about the LMR-400 braid

I would strongly suggest against getting the Hustler G6 dual band antenna. We purchased one back about 2018 and it was great, we’ve purchased three more since then and they were each progressively

If tuned incorrectly, they could go spurious especially the UHFs... But I had no problems with mine...iirc the 146.68 UTMB Galveston is still a SCR1000 on the air Chris [email protected]> wrote:

SOLD.....

At 5/6/2025 06:31 AM, you wrote: A Spectrum SCR 1000! Glad to see it's still chugging along. I knew Joe DeCorsella , I think I spelled that right, from there start in the '70s. I have an S7R on 220

Save your self the headache and time. Buy a commercialy made antenna. I like the Telewave ANT-450 or the Sinclair. Sinclair all the cable if is internal. Telewave it is external. If you deal with ice

I agree with this assessment of the 420. We have a DB 420, 16 Bay UHF on 440.950 and like Dave says, it really screams! Tower is 60 feet with a 20 foot antenna and people think the tower is at least

I'm assuming this is an amateur repeater ? There are some used 408s, 404s, and if you want to go top shelf, some 420s online for sale. You just have to hunt for them ... I paid $250 for our DB-420B.

No problem, I understand about the stroke..had an older brother who suffered one before he passed.. I stilll have several Spectrum VHF, 2 - 220, as well as a home built UHF I got from a ham in El Paso

146.775TX, 146.175RX, PL 110.9, AC power supply built-in. The receiver is working, transmitter not working but I can hear a weak carrier on 146.775. Included is a spare parts receiver crystaled for

Chris?Yes ?you are correct t it is?a ?hustler?G7-220 antenna.?I’m a stroke survivor typing does not always translate from my thoughts. After it posted I saw it said g6-200 which does not exist