stevolene
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is anyone familiar with this antenna?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...K:MEWAX:IT&item=190230457456#ebayphotohosting
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...K:MEWAX:IT&item=190230457456#ebayphotohosting
is anyone familiar with this antenna?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...K:MEWAX:IT&item=190230457456#ebayphotohosting
well, Im good with those pie plate set ups, heck Ive even moved on up to large lasagna pans
Lasagna is layered and lossy to RF. Thin crust pizza makes a better ground plane but avoid those little 8" personal size versions unless you only do 800MHz. Antennas and food, ummm.
prcguy
Yeah, if it has something to do with cellphones or iPods, you can usually count on Rat Shack to have it. I use a cellphone antenna for scanning in my wifes car, and I got the TNC adaptor from Rat Shack.nevermind, I see RS has one, Ill pick one up this week to see if this dog will hunt
Model: 278-144
Lasagna is layered and lossy to RF. Thin crust pizza makes a better ground plane but avoid those little 8" personal size versions unless you only do 800MHz. Antennas and food, ummm.
prcguy
well I got this antenna today and its a beauty, with a TNC connector, looks for all purposes to definitely be a cell phone antenna, does anyone make a TNC to BNC adapter? hate to see such a pretty antenna go to waste
That's what he already said he's doing.Why don't you just buy a BNC connector and install it on the antenna?
There's not even a price on that page. Regardless, they're only around $5 bucks at Rat Shack. Even I don't call that "alot of money".And yes..they do make BNC to TNC adapters.
But that's alot of money.