Am planning to slide the base into a pvc pipe that’s attached to my main pole. Will this mess with reception? Coax goes through the bottom to attach to the discone, discone rests on the top of the pvc pole. Thanks.
Wasn't paying attention when I ordered my coax a week ago and my LMR400 has PL-259 ends, the Diamond had a N connector. Hate it when that happens. So, order new coax or use a adapter if they make one? Appreciate any help on this.
Wasn't paying attention when I ordered my coax a week ago and my LMR400 has PL-259 ends, the Diamond had a N connector. Hate it when that happens. So, order new coax or use a adapter if they make one? Appreciate any help on this.
That’s what the N stands for at the end of the model number.Was figuring the 3000N was set up like the D220R. Thats what I get for assuming.
I ordered the cable a week before deciding on antenna. Kept going back and forth between the Omni x or discone. ThanksIf it is not too late, have them change the cable. Adaptors are available, but you lose the benefits using the N connector.
Do you have someone that can replace the connector on the cable, if you can't change the order?
I found one. Be here early next week. Should be minimal loss I hope using an adapter.Not to worry, I use a N to F adapter at the antenna and wrap with Coaxseal.
I found one. Be here early next week. Should be minimal loss I hope using an adapter.
What is above 800 MHz to monitor? At this location some police in the lower 800 MHz band, ADSB at 1090 megs, pagers around 930. There are some ham bands in the 900 meg region but never heard any. Wonder what other folks receive above 800 MHz that are of interest?
Amateur: 902-928 Mhz. I used to have a 900 MHz repeater on the air until a couple years ago...its output was 927.4875 running 250 watts output.Amateur Radio: 902-926MHz, 1240-1300MHz and 2300-2310MHz.
Amateur: 902-928 Mhz. I used to have a 900 MHz repeater on the air until a couple years ago...its output was 927.4875 running 250 watts output.