Cascadia Antenna Solutions

Oh and talk to mark about working up some more lmr 240 with the right amphenol connectors which I believe is exactly what he uses....quit being a ding dong and get your act together with the little things ya already know ya need to change. Mark's excellent with a whole lot of things-----coax is definitely one of them !!! and many many other things as well ... some of the things he screws with I have no idea why he does---- its beneath him

 

Show me. Lots of people have said the same thing but they have yet to prove it

 

Bob sells them or I could give him the phone number for the machine shop that made them for Bob and he could probably get it for $20 from the Machine Shop directly

 

Not really, I'm just being realistic. Craig admitted he had no interest in installing that antenna the proper way. He claims to be interested in having good antenna performance but refuses to install his antenna in a way conducive to what he supposedly wants. You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. I think he's hoping that you will come up with some sort of magical way of bending the laws of physics to make an improper installation function properly.

 

It's not rocket science and it's not hard to duplicate I guarantee ya that... your totally off the deep end with this crap.....

 

He does what he does.... your supposed to be the resident cb/antenna guru he's your project always has been !!!

 

Real hard turn down the dead key which turns down the total watts of the radio. Turn the receive down to nothing so you hear nothing even white noise. ...

 

Lots of people say that but nobody has yet to duplicate the results.
Until I see proof it didn't happen.

 

I guess you haven't figured me out yet. He has never been my project and never will be. Finding someone better has always been my project but that has yet to happen..

 

I guess that explains why I could hear a Barefoot Cobra 29 out of a Kenworth W900 with a 4-foot fire stick antenna from 45 miles away on the other side of a mountain. That's something you have yet to experience although you did have an opportunity you just screwed it up.
It's all about being able to follow instructions without interjecting your worthless opinion.