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I recently got a 96 Buick Roadmaster station wagon. Do to a lack of
mounting locations I plan to use a magnetic roof mount antenna. The 62"(Wilson 1000) looks nice, it's amazing to see a wire that thin stand straight up, but an antenna like that looks high maintenance, considering the car top is 5 foot high and the antenna would be another 5 foot high. Would I lose much reception if I went with a 3 foot fiberglass antenna or a 4 foot flexible fiberglass antenna ? The top of the 4' antenna would only be 9' high and therefore less likely to get hit in drive-ins like the bank and fast food joints. When I get an antenna I expect it to last at least 5 years. The radio I will be using is a Uniden pc68 elite, because I really like the Uniden pc68ltw in my other car. |
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