Sirio 145 PL mag mount coax
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Sirio 145 PL mag mount coax
Does the radio end of the coax come with the removable connector like the Wilsons do to make running through grommets and firewalls easier?
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Re: Sirio 145 PL mag mount coax
Ah. Ok thanks a lot.milkman21218 wrote:No it's fixed.
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Re: Sirio 145 PL mag mount coax
I like the Sirio mount because the coax can be changed out easier than the Wilson mounts. Solder you are capable of soldering a new coneector just clip the original off and run the coax or remove the 4 screws from the mount, unsolder the coax, run it and resolder.
I never liked those connectors that were two parts, the same one was on the K40 mounts, it would come loose and the SWR wouls sky rocket.
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I never liked those connectors that were two parts, the same one was on the K40 mounts, it would come loose and the SWR wouls sky rocket.
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Re: Sirio 145 PL mag mount coax
do what I did to my lil pick'em-up truck, break out the drill an drill the hole bigger.
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