[Scan-DC] Mobile Antenna Installer

[johnson at cpcug.org]

In Laurel is a company named Ball and Ball which does a professional job. 
The guy who specializes in amateur, etc. installations is semi-retired but
you can coordinate to meet him.  They have a web site you can reference. 
They are located just south of 198 and east of US 1.  Easy access.

I had an antenna & Yeasu 857 radio installed in my yellow Mazda P5 and am
quite satisfied.  The combination creates quite a sight.

Ralph Johnson


 It's not hard to do it yourself. You just need a drill and the antenna
> bit.
>
> If you can pull the ceiling out a bit and see if it's single or doubled
> wall
> and a good area to mount you should not take much longer than 1hr.
>
> JOHN
>
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> [mailto:scan-dc-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Dewey3
> Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 9:12 AM
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> Subject: [Scan-DC] Mobile Antenna Installer
>
> Can anyone advise of a good mobile antenna installer in the DC Metro area?
> Want to install a Larsen Tri-Band in the roof of an SUV.
>
> Thanks to all,
> Dewey
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