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nedkelly



Member Since: 12 Feb 2008
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United Kingdom 2005 Defender 90 Td5 HT Cairns Blue
Roof rack the best place to mount CB aerial & AM/Fm aeri
Just bought a CB and a whip for my AM/FM radio and wondering if they will 'interfere' with on another if I mount them both n the roof rack? Any advice greatly appreciated
Post #1953 24th Apr 2008 9:04am
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AndrewS



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Don’t think so. I have a CB and a licensed radio aerial on this rack and have no problems. They are difficult to see but if you zoom into the area above the passenger side roof lights you should see them


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Post #1954 24th Apr 2008 11:02am
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nedkelly



Member Since: 12 Feb 2008
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cheers for the advice Thumbs Up
Post #1962 24th Apr 2008 11:26pm
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Fatboy Slim



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Run mine like that no probs. You may find you'll have to run one or two earth wires off your twig mount down to the chassis to get the SWR down though!
Post #2046 6th May 2008 10:18pm
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jowett110



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I have a short coil basd twig which is fastened to the Roof Rack and with no adjustment SWR was down at 1 : 1.5. LR Tomb Raider AUTO
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Post #2148 20th May 2008 6:35pm
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