I was wondering if anyone has tried this.
Since all of these modern trucks are filled with noisey electronics and are a poor ground plane you can see benefits to mounting a large antenna on the trailer toward the rear.
Youd probably need one of those 102" whips or similar to see any benefit.
Also really really good coax.
CB antenna on the trailer?
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^^^ I'm still laughing at that
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Just saying...
I tried this new cable, it blows that rg8x stuff out of the water.
Its called lmr-240 and its basically 50ohm cable with double sheild and solid copper center conductor.
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You ever plan on dropping the trailer? You know it does come in handy once in a while.
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make sure to put a tennis ball on that steel whip!
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LMFAO. Haven't you got anything else to worry about?
Surely working is more important than a aerials reception LOL -
Probably should have posted this in the CB forum.
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