Re: Is this a loading coil?
- From: John Smith <assemblywizard@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2007 16:32:38 -0800
art wrote:
>> ...
yep, and this is where you get the amps to melt them down:http://www.davemade.com/mobile.htm
You may be looking at the spring between the antenna and the bumper
which allows a long whip style antenna
to bend with the wind while mobile
Art
Ohh that's a loading coil alright, seen plenty of 'em at cb-swap/meets/shows in the midwest. The shows used to be a lot more open, now you have to know someone or be invited.
He should be warned, those BIG mobile amps draw a lot of amps and you'll be into adding extra batteries in the trunk and alternators under the hood! (think ambulance/swat-team/military vehicle industrial alternators.)
Also, those BIG base amps can cause you to drop a new box into yer house/shack to supply the power--above 5KW just gets too crazy, IMHO ... and don't even think about it unless you have a place out in the boonies.
Anything above the smallest base amp with the big tubes is kinda crazy--IMHO.
You want to run more power than that, think about starting up a real am/fm broadcast station!
Regards,
JS
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