Damaged antenna - replacement needed

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daveg4otu

Damaged antenna - replacement needed...

As  above - from whom- how much ?
any info welcomed.

MTIA
5 Miles N of BHD at 50.28.28 N/3.30.43W...400ft amsl.

Hampshire, Devon, Dorset and Isle of Wight  Airfields Websites.....
http://devonairfields.tripod.com/index.htm

Hamish McTorsk


daveg4otu

5 Miles N of BHD at 50.28.28 N/3.30.43W...400ft amsl.

Hampshire, Devon, Dorset and Isle of Wight  Airfields Websites.....
http://devonairfields.tripod.com/index.htm

Hamish McTorsk

Dont forget to order the BNC-to-SMA adaptor pigtail.

EGNXR

Quote from: Hamish McTorsk on April 29, 2009, 11:38:11 AM
Dont forget to order the BNC-to-SMA adaptor pigtail.

HellO,
I recently purchased an 1105C which has all the correct fittings for RB supplied  from AOR at Matlock. So no need for patch lead, that will save you about £13.

HTH Cheers John
Based in Derby 5Nm NW of EGNX

DAFO1711

I bought the 1105 out of choice because I found the lead too thin on the aerial supplied with the RB.

The 1105 is well made and a lot more solid and costs around £40.00 - but dont forget the patch. A number of threads suggest that you need a BNC-SMA patch so that there is no loss but I also picked up a connector (BNC-SMA) in Maplin for a couple of quid and there was no difference.

I think the real reason is because the patch lead puts less strain on the sma plug on your RB.

The 1105 antenna picks up a lot more traffic than the RB one - I llive on top of Black Mountains and it can easily pick up traffic as far north as Manchester and south to France. - Really good antenna highly recommend.