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Chris wrote:
I have a VHF radio connected to an antenna on the mast, which does not make a sound. It has power, the lights on it come on, but not a sound on any channel. I suspect that the cable leading to the antenna is bad, disconnected, or whatever. (Does this sound like the likely cause?) To check this, what do I have to measure in antenna/cable: Impedance? What does an ok antenna cable show? Thanks! A spare, portable antennae is quite common since the masthead antennae is vulnerable to a number of mishaps; I carry a suction cup version. This could be a good time to invest, or you should be able to find someone that has one. Another possibility is a signal strength meter. |
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