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Jim
PostPosted: Tue Mar 19, 2024 10:46 am 
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https://www.amazon.com/Browning-Tri-Ban ... r_hp_atf_m

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nickcarr
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I have the Motorola unit. It works well, but I don't use it much. It's just a bit on the large side to be driving around with (if you're trying to be the least bit stealthy.)

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I have that Browning antenna, Jim.

Mine doesn't have the loading coil in the whip, but it advertised the same specs of frequency coverage.

It's similar to the Laird multi band that looks like that one.

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Jim
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Thanks Nick & Chris!

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Marcus
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I've had really bad luck with Browning gear, although that was decades ago. Among other clichés, once bitten, twice shy. Hopefully they've stepped up their game. Best of luck.

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I have a few of the Moto ones and use them with great success.

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Wilrobnson wrote:
I have a few of the Moto ones and use them with great success.

Didn't it break your NMO mount (in which PSI had to repair it) before you left Seattle? ;)
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nickcarr wrote:
Wilrobnson wrote:
I have a few of the Moto ones and use them with great success.

Didn't it break your NMO mount (in which PSI had to repair it) before you left Seattle? ;)

Probably not.

The NMO cable had become frayed due to installer error and had to be snipped, spliced and soldered, this time with more than 1/8 inch of slack left in it.

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nickcarr wrote:
I have the Motorola unit. It works well, but I don't use it much. It's just a bit on the large side to be driving around with (if you're trying to be the least bit stealthy.)

https://www.magnumelectronics.com/shop/ ... 1653#attr=

Stealthy? You literally have a push bumper, siren and HF whip.

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Stealthy? You literally have a push bumper, siren and HF whip.

Don't forget the Starbuckies magnetic signs and the 3ft plastic Starbuckies coffee on top of the roof!
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