Ed,
I have never seen a problem with running radio in parks. I run VHF/UHF and HF.
Very nice looking MH. I use a screw driver antenna for HF. Through the glass Larsen for VHF/UHF.
73
kb0ou
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I did an install of a "Posey" screwdriver and TS-480 SAT and it tunes down to 80 mtrs. w/ zero SWR.. even without the antenna tuner in the 480! No UHF/VHF antenna yet.
May boot leg the original CB antenna mount and coax for an easy set-up
73's and happy trails
Ed
N4EDX
__________________ Ed Mulvaney - Mulvaney Search Associates, LLC
Motorcyclist 40 + years AMA / NRA / U.S. Navy
HAM Radio Operator - N4EDX
Ed,
The K4POZ antenna is a good one for sure.
I have mounted the Little Tarheel II, it is small, light and works good.
I get on the 40 mtr RV nets some, maybe I will hear you.
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36ft Damon Intruder Class A - 37ft National Sea Breeze LX Class A
-Past RVs: 19ft Sportsman, 24ft Jayco, 30ft Coachmen Mirada. We had some good times.
"Im a car guy...you've been warned" lol
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