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Ditto. (y)

But just off the top of my head, isn't the set-up for that mobile array something along the lines of 1/4 wavelength spacing and being fed 180* out of phase? Not motivated enough to look it up.....

Pretty sure that's what "gettin' on down" means......:rolleyes:

Personally, I'd save the $3.99 and put it towards the ARRL antenna handbook. It covers all you need to know about phasing antennas plus a helluva lot more......;)

The way I heard it, the panda walked into a whorehouse, did his business, and left w/o paying. The punchline is "panda: eats bushes and leaves"........ But what do I know......

:ROFLMAO:

Does something like this give you any ideas? https://www.breedlovemounts.com/ham-radio-so-239-antenna-mount.html I did something similar with a Breedlove QD mount and tri-mag mount for a Predator 10K.

In the FWIW Dept., mark that up to X3 on the JefaTech 4000.

...and do it quickly, I might add...... (y)

On the other hand, you have to give him an A for persistence....... :whistle:

The "Bimbo" variant I have is almost identical to this one, the only difference I can see is mine has the stud-mounted PT9784A's. Like I said previously, the only problem I ever had was one of the 4 relays needed replaced. All in all, it hasn't been the worst El-Cheapo amp I've ever owned.

Does he also work at a fast-food place? I went through the drive-thru the other day and ordered a burger with "no cheese". The kid says "Okay. Do you want cheese on that?". :confused:

I have the Bimbo model, uses a pair of TRW PT9784 stud-mounted finals. I've had it installed in a number of vehicles since the mid-70's and only ever had to replace a relay. the Hi/Lo switch on the Bimbo is labelled PEP/RMS and IIRC was switchable between 130W/90W output, but don't hold me to...

If they are TRW PT9784's, they indeed are stud-mounted. I have an old amp from the 70's with a pair of them in it.

http://www.worldwidedx.com/threads/ranger-sdm1000-battery-type-and-also.151336/

It's nothing more than a dipole made from aluminum tubing. I've had a couple of them floating around here since the early 70's. Back then, a few of us locals got them to run horizontally in an attempt to avoid the vertically polarized hash and trash.

"If it wasn't there, it wouldn't have blown....." :ROFLMAO:

Actually, two. Mine arrived Saturday. The only thing I can report is that it works out of the box on my mic tester, but so far I like what I hear.

Take your time, I'll save you a seat. :cool:

I have one on order, but I don't have any way to sweep it to test the freq. response. I'm figuring if I don't like the sound of the standard element, I can swap it out for for one of the many other ones on the market, such as the Panasonic WM-61 for instance.