HOW TO GET ON HF MOBILE (with ease!)

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  • @1crazynordlander
    @1crazynordlander 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing. I have a 01 XJ with a 4 inch lift kit and 32 inch tires. I had a HF radio in it but it developed corrosion in the radio so I had to send it off for repair. I think I will do like you and use it as a mast like you. Enjoyed the video!

  • @davidlucas6837
    @davidlucas6837 2 года назад +4

    Triple mag mount works well for me, even with an 80m Ampro whip. Also, worth mentioning that the 7100 really needs the full 13.8 volts, or the output drops quite a lot, so if using from a leisure battery when portable, a battery booster would be useful, I believe you stock them as well ! Your welcome!! G8XDD

  • @rowdyron4111
    @rowdyron4111 2 дня назад

    Excellent presentation. Thank you.

  • @M0RMY
    @M0RMY 2 года назад +1

    Great information and advice Tony as usual. As an avid HF mobile user, I still have Icom IC7000 radios for my mobile set-up Full HF/UHF/VHF in a package that has a pop-off front - if you can find the separation cable...…. There is no modern equivalent available (an IC705 with a linear is the only combination that might be pragmatic but it doesn't have a pop-off font.) The Tarheel II with a Target Tuner controller is the best antenna combination I have found. Grounding the vehicle body to the antenna is absolutely paramount. If you guys at ML&S have any influence - tell the "Big 3" to make a new IC7000 equivalent!!

  • @richardj.constantine7891
    @richardj.constantine7891 2 года назад +1

    Nice video Tony, as always . IC-7100 on the upside it has a microphone socket in the head unit so no need for a remote cable , less chance of RF pick up . downside no internal tuner unit - LDG-IT100 works well allowing wider bandwidth matching 2 antenna sockets and vhf/UHF capability makes a great one-box solution . You've got to angle the head unit slightly forward so that you can see the legends on the buttons. Kenwood TS-480SAT is a really great Hf mobile HF-6m with internal tuner unit - a dream , easy to see.and operate. only downside is no mic socket on the head unit . - love HF mobile Richard G3UGF

  • @hamradiomobile
    @hamradiomobile 2 года назад +1

    Kenwood ts480sat for me, knocks the socks off the 7100.
    For anyone looking to mount the head units RAM mounts are spot on for a secure installation.
    Antenna's I use the diamond Hf fx and CL range.
    Cheers

  • @Paddy_Roche
    @Paddy_Roche 2 года назад +1

    Great info Tony, all the best mate.

  • @grahamg4pfk510
    @grahamg4pfk510 2 года назад +1

    nice presentation Tony, did that back in the 80's may do it again as retirement looms 73 de Graham

  • @ed-pn7cs
    @ed-pn7cs 2 года назад

    Whatever happened to the 4 band G whip. Got 59 one morning in Swansea town from the Channel Islands!

  • @mikebohemia1947
    @mikebohemia1947 2 года назад +1

    Thanks, very interesting and encouraging. 73.

  • @GM4EMX
    @GM4EMX 2 года назад

    Does the Mobile safety Mike now have adjustable talk time, one i have is pre set at 3 minutes ?

  • @GM4EMX
    @GM4EMX 2 года назад

    Do you still do real HF Mobile aerials as in the Hustler range and rear tow hook mount? I still run a full set of G Whips with Tow hook mount with the FT 891

  • @hfBMW
    @hfBMW 2 года назад +1

    screwdriver antenna and the Icom 706mkii... head set and microphone in helmet. "motorcycle mobile" and dead silence from the rag chewers! Especially on a motorcycle!