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Seeking Install Advice for 1995 Dakota project

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CopperWhopper67

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You want an RF limiter, HP/Agilent made some you can occasionally find on ebay. I use one with an SDS200 scanner in my wife's car. I used a Larsen NMO15/450/758 antenna that works great for VHF, UHF & 700/800 trunked systems, and as I found out this summer, even picked up CB19 adequately to avoid certain issues.

Thanks for the info!

I am seeing quite a few models of limiters. Is there a specific model I should look out for?

Also has the reception been hindered in any way by adding the limiter? Just curious as to what to expect.
 
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