A What ever you do, do not roll it into a small convenient coil. It will become an RF choke. If you cannot let it lie loose under a seat or in a headliner, wrap it into a yarn-like skein of about 12 to 16 inches, put a wire tie in the center and tuck it under your dash, seat, etc. A Absolutely! High SWR will limits distance and may cause serious damage to your transmitter. The time spent tuning your antenna is time well spent. Don't take the chance.

Coax is a standard cable that connects your tv and or cable modem to your wall outlet. Generaly the wiring for tv/broadband is done in coax cabeling called RG-6. The cable has a copper core surounded by a plastic sheathing, this is surounded by a braided outer cover of woven mesh wire and in turn is covered by an outer sheath. First, you need to provision your account (additional $5 per/mo.) for two computers. Contact HarborNet for this. Or you can purchase a small office router.

If the antenna will collapse, lower it as much as possible. If it is easily removed, take if off. As long as it will lower to near the level of the roof and is near the front or back window it will be OK. A large plastic test tube is supplied to go over the antenna to provide a larger surface area so it is not as likely to puncture the material.

Generally, no. Because of the high frequencies involved, special coax suitable for microwave use is required to keep the losses low. Several people have asked if they can substitute RG-58, RG-8 or RG-214. These coax types have unacceptably high losses at these frequencies. People occasionally ask about 75 ohm TV/satellite coax as well (RG-62), which is a definite no-go because of the incorrect impedance. Belden 9913 is questionable because of "water piping" problems.

A We find that it is very important ... especially with high performance top-loaded antennas. Your safest bet is to use 18 feet (5.5 meters) coaxial leads on all of your CB installations.

Most shortwave radios include a telescopic antenna which should allow you to hear most stations signals. Some also include a reel-up antenna allowing you to hear weaker signals. For general listening, this should be more than enough to ensure good quality sound.

Ans. Because it will eventually pave the way for Vipassana. Breath is a true fact. It is the truth that is closely associated not only with our body but also with our mind. Like a scientist, we have to diligently discover the truth about ourselves, our body and mind. Moreover, this knowledge should be based at the experiential level and not on what we are told or study in books, etc. We have started this practice of observing the breath, so that we can learn the truth about ourselves.

No, both signals enter the RV on the same coax. Once the signals are inside they are separated with a diplexer, which is supplied with the RCA 3900.

Listen's LT-800 uses a reverse BNC connector (this is required by the FCC). This connector is not readily available. You have two options: 1) cut the cable that comes with a Listen antenna and extend it or 2) order an antenna with extended cable (use part number LA-112). We recommend that you not remote the antenna over 100 feet at 72MHz and 50 feet at 216MHz and use low loss 50 ohm coax.

Several readers have been acclaiming the GE SuperRadio III as an excellent choice for picking up distant AM stations that carry OTR programming. Although the tuning dial has notoriously poor calibration, the sensitivity and selectivity seem superior to other radios. Some readers have had good success with the Select-A-Tenna antenna advertised in several magazines, and the Grove Catalog. The S-A-T seems to be rather directional, and may eliminate off-axis interference.

The antenna can be mounted in several different locations. The roof, the trunk or my personal favorite, inside on the rear parcel shelf. Mounting the antenna inside will cut down on your reception, but until smaller antennas come out, this is a good alternative. See the link below for pictures and instructions on running the antenna internally.

A: Probably not. Flat feet are normal for early walkers. The arch in the foot develops as the child learns to use her feet in a more adult pattern.

Airchitex does not provide GPS antenna extenders, although you can provide one of your own. The extra cable and connectors will introduce some amount of signal loss. The GPS receiver expects between 15dB and 30dB of signal gain, and the marine mount antenna under optimal conditions has a gain of roughly 40dB. To reduce the signal attenuation as much as possible, use high quality cable and connectors (SMA male one one end, SMA female on the other).

Dial-Up Services on your TELUS Mobility rate plan. Contact your local dealer or call Client Care to activate this service. The appropriate TELUS Mobility Wireless Modem Kit available through your dealer. This kit includes a data cable to connect your phone to your PC-compatible computer or 3Com Palm organizer. A modem dial-in number of the host computer to which you will be connecting to.

Our basic antenna extension kit provides all of the adapters, line amplifiers, and cables required to extend your satellite antenna up to 125 feet from the radio. The antenna can be extended up to a maximum distance of 350 feet the radio. This allows for the use of XM radio in cases where you may be located on the ground floor of a multi story building. If you have unique installation requirements, please contact one of our consultants to discuss the specifics your environment.

In order for no squealing to occur from transmission interference, you must mount the antenna no less than 3' away. Of course, the greater the power of the radio, the greater the minimum distance.

No; we wanted to make this series of product as simple as possible, Usually the engineers at Alinco think of adding features to the radio, but for these models they started with subtracting the features from the current full-feature HT. We know it's missing CTCSS decode, DTMF encode, external antenna connector, multi-function keypads, wide-band RX coverage, etc, but DJ-S series offers the go everywhere, easy to use, best valued Ham radio equipment ever made.

Verify that the transmitter can be powered up by turning on the unit an observing the LED's lighting up. This verifies that power is connected to the transmitter Verify that the data cable is connected between port B on the Z-Max to the data port of the transmitter. Verify that the data port baud rates between the transmitter and the Z-Max are the same. A quick check is to use the COMM OPTIONS/PDL/LOAD function.

All satellite dishes require ARB approval. If approval is given, satellite dishes must be 24" in diameter or smaller and may not be visible from the street. Antennas and radio towers are not permitted per Davis Lake covenants and restrictions (see #2 above).

Generally it is not recommended, though it depends on the cable and the frequency you are using. In general the longer the cable between the antenna and receiver the greater the loss of signal strength.

The most common cause for this type of erectile dysfunction is that some of the cogs on the nylon drive cable inside the antenna have been chewed off. Keeping your antenna clean and lubricated (free of ice build-up in the winter) is the best way to extend the life of your antenna. But, the day will come and the good news is, this is an easy do-it yourself job, especially on a tech night with some advisors at your disposal.

A - You can purchase air time for radio spots and have them placed on the radio quickly and easily with Google Adwords Audio Ads

Alcohol abuse and alcoholism cut across gender, race, and nationality. Nearly 14 million people in the United States--1 in every 13 adults--abuse alcohol or are alcoholic. In general, though, more men than women are alcohol dependent or have alcohol problems. And alcohol problems are highest among young adults ages 18-29 and lowest among adults ages 65 and older.

No. Under the new codes, materials that are listed by nationally recognized testing and evaluation services as compliant with national standards may be used in construction without the prior approval of the Department for such use. However, the new MEA Division will continue to approve materials when the code requires approval and will also review new or alternative materials or systems.

A Unless you are using a no-ground plane system, it is extremely important. Ungrounded mounts will usually cause SWR to be high across all channels. A No! We already took care of that with the design. The NGP systems will operate the same regardless of whether or not the mount is grounded. A Every antenna design has a different angle of radiation and it stays pretty constant unless the antenna is moved. What keeps changing is the ionosphere height.

A shortwave receiver, or world band radio comes with an antenna which should be fine for strong stations. Some even include an additional reel-up antenna for weaker stations along with instructions for ideal placement. For general listening this should be all you need. UTC stands for Universal Time Coordinated. This time is set from the prime meridian (zero degrees longitude).

Because we are always transmitting at full power (unless noted otherwise on air), your problems could be caused by one of several hardware issues: If the picture is snowy AND channels 2, 4, 5 and 11 are having problems as well, then you need to check all lead-in connections. The antenna is not picking up signals correctly or your connections are not properly secured. There may also be a problem with your antenna.