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I'm curious to know if this system will work like the Cyclone if used without the whip antennas. Anyone?
Your turn for a review buddy - spit it out. I'm really thinking this is the one for me.I've had the Alpha system for a couple weeks now and it has worked flawlessly. I believe this system is best suited for people that live in rural areas like me with lots of trees. I started off with the Cyclone. It didn't perform well in my conditions. James said that he was working on a system that uses whips and to give it a try. He sent me this system to try and I'm glad he did!
Your turn for a review buddy - spit it out. I'm really thinking this is the one for me.
Sorry but I don't have the time to do an in depth review. I own my own business an am very busy right now. I will answer any questions you have though.
Would it be possible to detach the antennas and run cables from them to elevate them on a pole? Or will there be to much signal loss from the cable?
I'm in wooded area not RF/urban.
Would it be possible to detach the antennas and run cables from them to elevate them on a pole? Or will there be to much signal loss from the cable?
Good question. The cables on their site are 6 foot long. Wonder if any longer is too much?
The problem is at these frequencies, there is too much loss to run them longer. That is why they aren't any longer on their site.
No, not at this time. I'm modding a cyclone to do the whips also. Interchangeable. All external connections. I'll post a pic when done.I'm curious to know if this system will work like the Cyclone if used without the whip antennas. Anyone?
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