I would suggest only covering no more than 50% of that antenna and be sure to use the pvc that has some flex to it..If its a solid piece ya mught end up breakin the mount..
MY Crapcadia solution
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Sounds reasonable enuf but then again i had what i thought was a wicket antenna idea for my 10k...Turns out my idea woulda blown up my radio the 1st time i keyed up...Sooo wtf do i know lol..
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Oh wow....ya you don't want to blow up your expensive radio..... I guess that's where these antenna
analyzer come into play. They are well worth the money when it comes to experimenting and working
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Since we were discussing common mode current and RFI earlier in the thread. I see that MFJ make
a current meter MFJ-854. It just slips over the coax and you can use it to run down RFI problems.
There's times that meter would have been handy to have over the years. Not sure how long they have
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Lol...For some reason earlier today i was feeling sick(either the crap pilot coffee or the left over burger) so i didnt go to a shop up here in brampton ontario canada....I was looking at a small digital power/reflected power meter and that rf meter you speak of...But i just made my bed and got back into it(up all night commin up from suffolk va) and figured i would go up later..Forgot today was saturday and the place closes early so i missed out..Next time im up here again ill go sniffin for a deal..
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No wonder the dude is confident..ITS 1 METER!!
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