My nephew bought a Freightliner and it has a place in each of the dual rear-view mirrors where you can screw in CB antennas. For a co-phased system like this which mobile antenna would be best recommended ??? I installed a cobra 29 already 8)
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Mobile Co-Phase
- Thread starter SmackDown
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any of the wilson trucker antenna's will do just fine. do not run the coax that come's with the truck they use a spilter box for the fm radio and cb. if you take the panel off where the air brake and trailer supply is and move the houseing that the air brake supply that's is bolted to the dash thats where the coax spliter is
just did a radio install in my father inlaw's frightliner couldnt get a good swr we had to run a new 75ohm cophazing harness and all went well after that.
good luck 73's
just did a radio install in my father inlaw's frightliner couldnt get a good swr we had to run a new 75ohm cophazing harness and all went well after that.
good luck 73's
SmackDown wrote:
"it's a 2000 Century Freightliner"
are you pulling a dry box or reefer/trailer?
karo,
i hope you didn't use 50 ohm feedline for that harness.
"it's a 2000 Century Freightliner"
are you pulling a dry box or reefer/trailer?
karo,
i hope you didn't use 50 ohm feedline for that harness.
because you can't properly match two 50 ohm loads in parallel using 50 ohm feedline. 75 ohm feedline in odd numbered electrical 1/4 wavelengths is required for proper current distribution and impedance matching.
:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: Thanks Wm!!!!karo said:freecell said:
Hey sleepwalker, what ^ he said.
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