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Date:         Tue, 18 Jun 1996 10:34:11 -0500
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From:         cmoran@cswnet.com (Colin A Moran)
Subject:      Re: cb range?

>Hey all, >Now that I've got my new cb toy, I was wondering what the useful working range >would be. It's a 4-watt transmitter with a whip antenna, a bit more than 3 feet >long. any ideas? Oh, by the way, it's mounted on top of a bus :) > >Sean > Hello Sean, I have a slightly tweeked Pace 8041 and a K40 60" antenna, the antenna is mounted on top of the van with a maganetic base. I average 8 to 10 miles for recieve and 3 to 5 miles transmitting, over fairly flat terrain. Weather sunspots and terrain make these ranges highly variable. Have fun with the new toy. :-) Colin A Moran

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