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Galaxy DX2547

StarOfLife

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I have a Galaxy DX2547 Base station and a tabletop scanner What kind of antenna would be good to hook up to the base CB radio with SSB?
 

wgrebel

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Or a good 5/8 wave ground plane.. There used to be an antenna similar
to the Antron/ Solarcon 99 but 3 or 4 ft longer but I forgot its name..
I do not thinks SSB or not is a factor..
73, W.G.
 

alcahuete

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That's what I've been using for the past 15 years. It's no longer made.

The newest iteration is the Solarcon MaxOptimizer.
Interesting. Had no idea they came out with a new one. Do you know if the new one covers the upper HF ham bands as well, like the 2000 did? I used to have one for camping and such, since it was super easy to tear down and put up.
 
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