Antenna Recomendation

rabbiporkchop · Oct 6, 2015

RocketScott said: ↑

I have a Uniden Pro538w that I bought in the mid nineties to use in my pickup. I just had a cheap magnetic base antenna that worked ok for my cross country trips.

Now I'd like to put that cb in my pete 379 boom truck. I'm not looking for super long range. Just need to be able to talk to the folks in the yard house at the lumber company and nearby trucks.

I found the manual and it says it's pushing out 4 watts.
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Pick a cheap antenna at a truck stop and ground the bracket well.

The Gryphon · Oct 6, 2015

Single Sirio Performer 5000 with good coax and you're good to go!

rabbiporkchop · Dec 17, 2015

Check these out available at Bob's cb shop.

RocketScott said: ↑

I have a Uniden Pro538w that I bought in the mid nineties to use in my pickup. I just had a cheap magnetic base antenna that worked ok for my cross country trips.

Now I'd like to put that cb in my pete 379 boom truck. I'm not looking for super long range. Just need to be able to talk to the folks in the yard house at the lumber company and nearby trucks.

I found the manual and it says it's pushing out 4 watts.
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Triple Digit Bullhauler · Dec 17, 2015

Straight Stacks said: ↑

Go with a Wilson 2000.
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I agree. A wilson 2000, or 5000 will work great for what you need.

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