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I recently installed a Yaesu FT-857D on my truck. I installed two
antennas -- ATAS-120 for HF and 6, dual-bander for VHF/UHF. I used the stake hole mount from GeoTools -- this is one slick antenna mount. If you're looking for a no-holes mount and don't like the trunk-lip mounts, check it out. I mounted my antennas in the rear stake holes. I use my truck as a work truck and, so far, the antennas have not interfered with hauling. If they do, it's a simple matter of unscrewing the antenna, screwing a protective cap onto the mount threads, and hauling away. No, I am not getting a commission from GeoTools -- it worked for me and may work for someone else. http://www.geotool.com/antmount.htm |
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