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Verizon came by with one of these sa-150 and worked perfect. Thanks for all the input!!! http://gotocsitech.com/csi_tech/subweb/a150.html

for an antenna, you can build you own moxon and put it on a tripod with a TV antenna rotor for a dedicated mono band ( 11 meter ). For multiband, you can check out a hex beam here->http://www.hexbeam.com/home.html ( example not endorsement). They are light weight, somewhat translucent, and wont...

email Charles, he'll get right back to you, I had a question for mine and he responded quite quickly

thanks for all the input!, Nor as bid of problem to fix than I thought...

not much, perhaps it's more circumstance as they are not outside as much and I spend a bit more time on the air now than last fall....

yes we get along well, I help him a lot over the years with lots work around his house. older couple in mid 70's, he wont mind if I buy him some beads to clamp on the phone lines

my neighbor is picking up my TX on his land line. the maco y-quad is vertical polarization and about 30' from his house, about 33' above ground. Nothing has changed on my side since new install last Sept. No complaints until this year. Any thoughts on adding a choke on my side or any kind of...

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astron 50M here for the ranger 2970N2

build a moxon before you waste the coax, they are easy and quite efficient, google search for moxgen to get the calculator, best wishes

make certain that the ev-320 ohms match the input of the radio

nowadays, the device has the driver(s) loaded on them, when the USB port sees a device attach to it, the protocol can download the driver to the pc and load/install the driver to make it visible to the user

first thing to try is just getting the pc to see the device. I you turn on the radio and plug it into the pc, it should throw up a window. which version of windows? vista or later?

did you have any trouble with pc connection to configure??

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I'll take a look early this afternoon , at work for a few hours

check the USB version of the com ports. some pc's have version 1 and 2 usb ports. i expect that you will have to use a v2 usb port

here you go, i downloaded and installed, ok http://www.radioaficion.com/hamfiles/summary/21-cb-radio-manuals/1409-anytone-at-6666-software