
03-17-2008
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This is the right tool for the right job all right, but watch out for a particularly nasty problem with them. The cable, usually a coax of some sort, exits the antenna and gets threaded into and through the mount. You've got to be EXTREMELY careful to allow the coax to rotate as you screw the antenna to the base or you'll have a major, major problem. You can and probably will twist the cable right out of the antenna. It makes very little difference what the device is, either, the Raymarine R120 GPS antenna is a good example, as is most any antenna with an integral coax exiting the botom of it.
Howard Keiper
Dea Quest
Berkeley
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