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Old 04-23-2009, 07:47 AM
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Default Flexible 800 MHz Antennas
The county I live in (Cobb County, GA) has switched to a MOTO P25 TRS. I've noticed that the fire apparatus now has a rubber, flexible antenna on the roof of the engines. Anyone have any idea where I might find such a flexible 800 MHz antenna? It would sure help me going in/out of my garage while likely getting better reception than my quarterwave. Just really like to know what they're using
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