[Antennas] Glass Mount
Harvey&Bessie
w4tg at bellsouth.net
Sat Apr 15 11:27:12 EDT 2006
Myles wrote:
> I have a Larsen KG-144 through the glass antenna (144 mhz) - it has
> been in my closet for 5 years (never used) the backing to the
> adhesive has never been removed. - I have a few questions;
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> Should the ability to stick tight to the glass still be ok ?
> How far from in-the-glass defroster wires should I mount it ?
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> I read somewhere that the power limit of these type antennas is low -
> should 50 Watts be ok?
>
> I don't see many installations of through the glass antennas (might be
> more then I think) do they work well ?
>
> The design of my car (VW Passat Wagon) will not allow for a lip
> type/hatchback mount, and I do not want to drill any holes...
>
> Any comments about "Through-The-Glass" antennas will be appreciated.
>
> Myles - W1IKO
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> Do not mount through-the-glass antennas on glass that has defroster
> wires imbedded therein. Also certain types of tinting will adversely
> affect such antennas. As to the adhesive's affectiveness after five
> years in storage: probably still OK if not subjected to temperature
> extrenes.
Harvey/W4TG
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