Can I Use A Cb Antenna For A Vhf Radio at Charles Longoria blog

Can I Use A Cb Antenna For A Vhf Radio. Fortunately, hams are resourceful and we love to do more with less. On a stock cb, it's not going to result in any explosions, usually the cb's are designed for poor antennas. I mean, you can but cb is 11m hf, and you'd have to mod it for use in vhf which is 2m. Cb radios are transmitted in the two.4 ghz range. But it's certainly not going to work. Being this is an aesthetic choice, what exactly are you looking. When you are buying your cb antenna, you should check to see if it can receive uhf or vhf. The antenna was given to me only after i bought a half wave magnetic mount vhf antenna. A cb transceiver can only usually put out a few watts or power, and so an antenna designed for that use might only handle up to 10w. I think i spent $40 for it. I just wrote a post about an experience i had trying to use a highly loaded cb antenna as a vhf receive antenna.

When you are buying your cb antenna, you should check to see if it can receive uhf or vhf. Being this is an aesthetic choice, what exactly are you looking. A cb transceiver can only usually put out a few watts or power, and so an antenna designed for that use might only handle up to 10w. The antenna was given to me only after i bought a half wave magnetic mount vhf antenna. I mean, you can but cb is 11m hf, and you'd have to mod it for use in vhf which is 2m. I think i spent $40 for it. Cb radios are transmitted in the two.4 ghz range. On a stock cb, it's not going to result in any explosions, usually the cb's are designed for poor antennas. I just wrote a post about an experience i had trying to use a highly loaded cb antenna as a vhf receive antenna. Fortunately, hams are resourceful and we love to do more with less.

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Can I Use A Cb Antenna For A Vhf Radio The antenna was given to me only after i bought a half wave magnetic mount vhf antenna. I just wrote a post about an experience i had trying to use a highly loaded cb antenna as a vhf receive antenna. I mean, you can but cb is 11m hf, and you'd have to mod it for use in vhf which is 2m. I think i spent $40 for it. Fortunately, hams are resourceful and we love to do more with less. A cb transceiver can only usually put out a few watts or power, and so an antenna designed for that use might only handle up to 10w. Being this is an aesthetic choice, what exactly are you looking. When you are buying your cb antenna, you should check to see if it can receive uhf or vhf. But it's certainly not going to work. Cb radios are transmitted in the two.4 ghz range. The antenna was given to me only after i bought a half wave magnetic mount vhf antenna. On a stock cb, it's not going to result in any explosions, usually the cb's are designed for poor antennas.