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| Mobile Antennas | N4BAM | on 5/6/13 |
| Greetings, I have a 1 ton Chevy Silverado Dullie for my 5th wheel RV. I'm mounting a ICOM IC-7000 (no amp) and am very new to Amateur Radio. I have to mount the antenna(s) on a home made steel bracket just behind the crew cab so as not to interfere with the movement of the RV. I have two antennas that I want to mount on this bracket about 3 feet apart (each side of the bed, Just below the roof line). One antenna is a Little Tarheel II for 6 through 80 meters and the other is a Comet SBB7 for 146/446 MHz. Will I have any problems with these antennas being about 3 feet apart on a steel bracket? If so, any suggestions? I am trying not to drill any holes in the vehicle, my other option can be to mount an antenna on my front bumper with a bracket. Thanks in advance, Gunner |
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