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darkjusts
PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 11:27 am 
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I am looking for a trunk mount scanner antenna, needs to fit a Ford Focus Sedan trunk, going to run cross country to Montana in a few weeks, like to pack scanner to hear those :roll: "bears in the air". :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I drive a 2002 Ford Focus and I have 3 antennas mounted on the trunk. Our communications shop sells and installs TRAM brand. They work awesome! If you are in the Moses Lake area, I'd be happy to mount one for you. Cost would be close to $100 with installation.

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TMF
PostPosted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:05 pm 
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Which model of TRAM are you using Brian?
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Atomic Taco
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I use an Antenex ABSCANC with the spring option on an Antenex trunk lip on my Ford. Works great, comes off easy with no trace.
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PRESTONBJ
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Most common TRAM models are for VHF 1151 & 1155. Fur UHF 1173 & 1175.

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Wilrobnson
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Taco, what's the height on that ABSCANC?

I switch out between antennas; carry a 800, UHF, VHF high and VHF low, depends what I'm targetting.

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Wilrobnson wrote:
Taco, what's the height on that ABSCANC?

19" with the spring. + 0.5 for the mount.
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