The difference is a trifle unless you need that last fraction of a microvolt of signal at each other's receivers, though. FWIW, a 102' whip is actually resonant up in the 10 Meter amateur band, and usually needs the extra length to 'match' signals in the CB range.
Something as simple as a 108' whip (102' plus an extension or spring) mounted to a railing, with one or two wires of about the same length hanging down at an angle from the mount should be really effective. If you've got a patio or terrace and are allowed to put up an antenna, there are lots of antennas originally intended for use on mobiles that work fine as base antennas if the 'vehicle half' of the antenna is simulated. There are probably more, but I'm trying to qualify my answer a little in advance. The other things that must be equal are coax line loss, antenna impedance, connector losses, weather, time during the 11-year sunspot cycle, local sources of interference (fluorescent, CFL, LED lighting, motors, nearby radios, etc.), radio output power, radio receive sensitivity and selectivity. The biggest advantage you can gain for an effective system is in the antenna system ('system' includes the antenna, mount, feedline, any matching devices or couplers, etc.) All other things being equal, greater antenna length and shorter coax length will put the most signal out into 'the ether', and receive best as well. Truckerfan, Nice to see another new user on the forum. We would go to truck stops and eat dinner at them sometimes when I was really young. Base 142, 139, 89, Madison, Washington Zachary T plus many other that used the round display. Cobra 25 LTD / Uniden PC66XL OEM Meters with lamps. Yeah, reading habit will not only make you have any favourite Yeah, reading habit will not only make you have any favourite. Reading uniden zachary t manual is a good habit you can develop this habit to be such interesting way. My dad had a lot of friends who had CB's and drove trucks. But, until I get a CB radio set up, we can talk on skype. So, that would be cool to share stories over a CB. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx I love ghost stories and paranormal stories. So, what's the best set up for an apartment? I don't drive, but I love talking with truck drivers, it was something my dad liked doing. Now that I'm grown and live in a different state, I want to get my own CB radio set up.
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