Ultimate antenna mounting stud coming soon

With marks coax im thinkin part of the prob is those two lil teeth on the pl259 end...That dont allow the end and the stud to have a flush surface touching a flush surface..Now on the back of a radio its perfect cause of the inverted stud that will allow teeth to mesh and lock the coax from moveing..
BUT im grasping here

 

I don't think your grasping you might be onto something there.you might try some new connectors. most times people use the pl 259 amphenol connecters.I'm not sure what mark uses for that ????? kinda freaking me out your having these problems. with that coax you should be getting excellent results.

 

ME too..These are the amphenol ends..Hard to see in the pic but im thinkin if those two lil teeth were ground down and haveing two flat surfaces fully touching,it might solve SOME of my issue..On the stud side its as flat and smooth as a babys butt..

 

I wasnt gonna try it but when im home next week ill use my dremel and grind them down so ill have the flast surface of the coax and stud mateing together..

 

Despite the reputation of the LMR cable is there a chance of a manufacturing defect. Also if you have access to a 50 ohm dummy load just testing the coax may give you some idea.

 

oh yeah I can see what your talking about . I'm not exactly thrilled with that type of pin connecter. I've been there done that. trying to get a good solid fit on that is a bear..

 

that looks awesome it should be on every frickin truck made. all of them Pete's kws Volvos freightshakers etc.

 

well that's probably all of them nowadays.lol trucks aren't built like they used to be. solid