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Where and what UHF antenna to buy
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Where and what UHF antenna to buy
I am looking for a UHF antenna for my 4by, what sort do I buy, and where sells them at a good price in Vic?
I was suggested a 4.5db gain with spring base, for $95.
Is there better and a similar price?
I was suggested a 4.5db gain with spring base, for $95.
Is there better and a similar price?
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Re: Where and what UHF antenna to buy
CRUSHU wrote:I am looking for a UHF antenna for my 4by, what sort do I buy, and where sells them at a good price in Vic?
I was suggested a 4.5db gain with spring base, for $95.
Is there better and a similar price?
This is what i use, and have had the longest (broke all others)
BJ
The more dB gain, the higher the angle of radiation.
This means if you are in hilly terrain then go for a higher gain.
If mostly flat, less gain.
A good compromise is 4.5dB.
Unless you are going to mountin the middle of a large pannel like the roof, then go Ground plane indipendant. Bullbar mounts are shitty for anything else.
I find the GME AE4018K1 Antenna a fantastic all-rounder
This means if you are in hilly terrain then go for a higher gain.
If mostly flat, less gain.
A good compromise is 4.5dB.
Unless you are going to mountin the middle of a large pannel like the roof, then go Ground plane indipendant. Bullbar mounts are shitty for anything else.
I find the GME AE4018K1 Antenna a fantastic all-rounder
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Is the spring at the bottom, or 1/2 way up??Bad JuJu wrote:The more dB gain, the higher the angle of radiation.
This means if you are in hilly terrain then go for a higher gain.
If mostly flat, less gain.
A good compromise is 4.5dB.
Unless you are going to mountin the middle of a large pannel like the roof, then go Ground plane indipendant. Bullbar mounts are shitty for anything else.
I find the GME AE4018K1 Antenna a fantastic all-rounder
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My Opinion, Polar Electronics make a brilliant aerial bout $120 4.5db Spring Base, Ground Independent, fiberglass whip, you can bend the whip right over on itself and it will not break, the GME AE4018K1 is the same as the polar, but the polar is (in my opinion) way better built, it has a longer ferrule in the bottom of the whip (which is where most fiberglass whips break) and a better quality spring and it the same price
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Another vote for Prestige Communications.
Go to their website...http://www.prestigecom.net.au/default.a ... 8UHF+CB%29
I have the DB6 Ground Independant, very very happy with it so far.
Go to their website...http://www.prestigecom.net.au/default.a ... 8UHF+CB%29
I have the DB6 Ground Independant, very very happy with it so far.
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You can use anything as an antenna, some things work better than others though Im guessing you mean for a car stereo? You can use a UHF antenna if you wanted, you can get AM/FM antennas that look the same as a UHF or CB antenna if thats is what you are after.ol9fingers wrote:Can the UHF antenna be used as the am/fm antenna as well?
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