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What antenna? Make? Model? With that said, your best bang for the buck will be a simple 5 element yagi from Maco. Forget about the rest of the CB snake oil claims!
i see
its made by maco http://www.majestic-comm.com/profile.htm iv already bought it what i need to know would it be better with a back door like the m106 or like it comes thanks..
its made by maco http://www.majestic-comm.com/profile.htm iv already bought it what i need to know would it be better with a back door like the m106 or like it comes thanks..
I understand your question now.
There are some advantages and disadvantages going with the quad-type reflector with the SINGLE wire. In my opinion, the disadvantages outweigh the advantages.
Read this:
http://signalengineering.com/ultimate/hybrid.html
There are NO ADVANTAGES to having four wires! This is the epitome of CB snake oil!
Stick with all horizontal elements. I recommend 5 instead of 6!
There are some advantages and disadvantages going with the quad-type reflector with the SINGLE wire. In my opinion, the disadvantages outweigh the advantages.
Read this:
http://signalengineering.com/ultimate/hybrid.html
There are NO ADVANTAGES to having four wires! This is the epitome of CB snake oil!
Stick with all horizontal elements. I recommend 5 instead of 6!
if you do want the quad go true quad like a signal engineering lightning4plus. will out perform a hybird quad/yagi meaning a vertical & horizontal with a quad reflector. and please stay away from those so called back door kits where you add extra wires to the reflector. i tried it with a pdl II and it did nothing at all. either go straight quad or straight yagi 4 to 5 elements.
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