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w3zi · 11-16-2008, 05:07 PM

Hi Kurt
Welcome. Great group here and this is a great site for info and to exchange ideas. I have never thought of the HF while driving but think you will find someone who can give you direct experience here. My first impression is that if you tow a vehicle, put the HF Antenna on the Toad. I am full timing as I work temporary here in South Florida and when I park, I simply mount my Tarheel in the hitch of the Motor Home -- Connec the ground braid, coax and antenna controller and I am set.

Anyway, Good Luck and 73. Maybe we can QSO.

Mark, W3ZI

11-16-2008, 05:07 PM	#2
w3zi Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Miami, FL / Ashburn, VA Posts: 90	Welcome Hi Kurt Welcome. Great group here and this is a great site for info and to exchange ideas. I have never thought of the HF while driving but think you will find someone who can give you direct experience here. My first impression is that if you tow a vehicle, put the HF Antenna on the Toad. I am full timing as I work temporary here in South Florida and when I park, I simply mount my Tarheel in the hitch of the Motor Home -- Connec the ground braid, coax and antenna controller and I am set. Anyway, Good Luck and 73. Maybe we can QSO. Mark, W3ZI __________________ Mark Johnson - W3ZI 2007 National Sea Breeze LX / 8367 2007 Chevrolet Malibu Toad TS2000 / Yaesu 857D and a Tarheel Antenna