30 June 2012, 16:22
14 July 2012, 20:33
This document is a very good guide but I'm thinking it is a bit heavy for most non technical people
For a document aimed at non technical persons, there is a heck of a lot of "geek speak" in it.
I think people would prefer a simpler document with photographs on installing basic CB, HF, 2 meter whips for a vehicle, and simple base station aerials.
Plus how to use a magmount, drill and fit a body panel mount, a boot lip, or gutter type.
Together with how to SWR ( tune in ) any of the above and how to fit a standard PL259 or BNC plug.
For a document aimed at non technical persons, there is a heck of a lot of "geek speak" in it.
I think people would prefer a simpler document with photographs on installing basic CB, HF, 2 meter whips for a vehicle, and simple base station aerials.
Plus how to use a magmount, drill and fit a body panel mount, a boot lip, or gutter type.
Together with how to SWR ( tune in ) any of the above and how to fit a standard PL259 or BNC plug.
16 July 2012, 13:43
(14 July 2012, 20:33)Paul Wrote: [ -> ]This document is a very good guide but I'm thinking it is a bit heavy for most non technical people
For a document aimed at non technical persons, there is a heck of a lot of "geek speak" in it.
I think people would prefer a simpler document with photographs on installing basic CB, HF, 2 meter whips for a vehicle, and simple base station aerials.
Plus how to use a magmount, drill and fit a body panel mount, a boot lip, or gutter type.
Together with how to SWR ( tune in ) any of the above and how to fit a standard PL259 or BNC plug.
I think I've already explained most of those mate - in as simple a manner as I can...its on one of my posts.
16 July 2012, 14:01
Yep, I've read them. Like I said, simple instructions are better for all.
Not everyone has a technical mind.
Not everyone has a technical mind.
16 July 2012, 23:56
(16 July 2012, 14:01)Paul Wrote: [ -> ]Yep, I've read them. Like I said, simple instructions are better for all.
Not everyone has a technical mind.
I'll try to find time to take some piccies as I build a simple dipole for portable use, it's not nearly as hard as it sounds.
Cheers,
Martin