They make mobile antennas like the diamond NR77, maldal makes one I don't 
remember the number and others that don't need a ground plain. You can put 
what ever mount you want on those including none since they have a UHF 
connector, one of those double female connectors and and some decent coax 
and you can zip tie it to a broom handle and stick that out the window if 
you want. I have both, one I use mobile and the other is in my go kit and 
they are great performers. In fact, my diamond NR-770 on the trunk of our 
old car impressed a lot of people with it's performance. I don't have it on 
the new car yet since it's not even a week old and I have no idea how I'm 
going to route the coax but I'll figure it out if I ever get a free few 
minutes which is not going to be in the next week or 2. Those antennas are 
not cheap by a long shot but I'm sure there are others like that and they 
may be I don't know when I got these I knew what I wanted specifically at 
the time. It's been a while but I know they're still made.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, March 21, 2014 3:44 PM
Subject: Re: Mag mount antenna


> the connector for a double female is a sl239.  The male connectors are 
> pl259
> connectors.
> I used my stove top, which worked fine.
> I didn't ham and cook at the same time.
> I wonder if anybody makes an antenna that creates halfwave elements for 2
> and 70 Cm.  That way a ground plane wouldn't be essential.
> True the voltage at the tip would be high, but prices must be payed.
>
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