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Newbie here. Was looking for some help on what amp I can hook to my Cobra 2000 GTL. Former Trucker , love radios. Tinker hobbie. Thanks
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Bob Truitt, Burlington, NC - Licensed ham since 1962 - Favorite activity, QRP (5-Watt) CW and Phone on HF/VHF/UHF bands.
DXcarpenter
Hey there stranger... Its been a long time... Just getting back in the swing of things... Finally getting some gear.... Just wanted to say hello and hope alls well..
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Ok, this is a long shot, but seeing DoctorAudio made me think of an old friend. His name is Lee and called himself DocAudio. Would your name be Lee?
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DoctorAudio
Nope
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Marconi
Rick, I had the same thought.

Rick Miller, here are phone# I have for Lee

830-98I-4260 Home or 210-954-0001 cell

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HomerBB
I have always used a LC (inductor/capacitor parallel) matching network for half wave monoband antennas.
HomerBB
I am thinking you want to make this antennaFor a monoband 1/2 wave antenna both a capacitor and an inductor.
M
That design here is commonly called a station master.
Possibly not the most efficient of radiators but seems to hold up well in our windy conditions.
Appreciate any thoughts and advice you may have on the subject.
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