Bazed on your pic....The resistence # is a tad low but no biggie if not dead on at 50 ohms...The resonance is off a good bit so work that bugger up to a zero..Watch that return loss get higher (higher is better,sounds wrong but its not)and swr drop a bit..
Those #'s can change with how clean the connection of mount to truck,coax connection(how well coax is attached to the pl259)coax and pl259 itself,where ant is mounted,angle of ant on mount,ant stud....That analyzer opens up a whole new world..
ENJOY!!
Antenna Analyzer
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by jdchet, Jan 2, 2021.
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I definitely have some work to do! I'm told I may be getting a new Volvo real soon so I don't
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My phone hates posting on this site!JD
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Consider running 1 coax for one antenna for drivers side..Factory antenna stud is junk to by the way.. -
Already running a Skipshooter with dedicated coax on a bird perch. Probably will stay with that when the time comes!JD
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Careful with the bird perch..Wind hits ant and can over tighten the perch and "can" strip out that bolt hole..
Atleast you have a dedicated coax and a nice ant..AND a great analyzer..jdchet Thanks this. -
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