After a well deserved wash
David
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After a well deserved wash
David
Admiring the view
New to AULRO, what an awesome place for information and endless hours of procrastination!
My 130 TD5 "Delilah".
Welcome Jarrod_James. What an awesome way to kick off. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarrod_James
The defender where it belongs - Mt Blue Rag Trig point
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The Camp
adjacent to the track 1600m elevation.
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The views from camp late afternoon
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WOW Smashing PhotosQuote:
Originally Posted by ProjectDirector
Love your photos and your DEFENDER OF COURSEQuote:
Originally Posted by Crocodile Dundee
Could you please let me know the aerial you have on your roof rack what is it for and what it does please :D
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Originally Posted by Crocodile Dundee
Thanks
The aerial is 2db which I picked up from TJM on special $5. I also have a metal whip 6db. I use both to connect to a 5watt Icom handheld radio as I didn't want a fixed radio in the car.
The short aerial I use mostly when I travel with others and avoid getting clipped by branches. The 6db I use for longer drives when on my own, get better coverage.
I don't think I need the thick whips, what I have serves me fine.
The ideal spot for any aerial is in the middle of roof not on the bull bar, so, the roof rack is as close to optimum spot.
At least that's what I learned in my electronics engineering course.
Great pic thanks PD!
