Can I replace the 50Mhz whip section with a 102 inch CB whip? It's 3/8 inch threads. Thanks!
250990
I don't think so since the whip is not threaded but is secured with a set-screw.
250991
The whip segment of the discone will get you down to about 25 MHz (without it - 54 MHz), so there should be no need to swap it out anyway. If you must, be sure to use an antenna analyzer (or "analyser" if you are British) on it to determine the antenna's new properties.
2258329
I would replace it with exactly what's on it now. The 8 speed might fit but then you would need everything else to be compatible.
1135190
Thanks for your question. Yes, a whip - the speaker has a cable coming out of it that you will splice to. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Klipsch dealer.
471697
It does unscrew, but if your going to buy it, why not use it as is? if you just want the whip, go to midland radio and just buy it...
1923447
No they have a coil in the base that is matched with the length of the wip, if you change the whip you will never get the correct match and possibly damage your transceiver.
1665408
I don't know but the best thing to do is remove your existing plug and have a machinist or other SKILLED person who is knowledgeable about thread pitch and diameters both english and metric system, and get them to determine the proper size to buy. If the mating part is aluminum or even steel and you have to use a lot of force to install it, you may wind up with a leak.
248338
My CB900F has a screw at on the head, just at the point where the carb stacks attach. I remove the screw and one of the gold tubes screw into the plug hole. If you see these screws on your machine. It should work well.
980727
I have changed cassettes numerous times WITHOUT a chain whip. If you have the lockring removal tool, you can place a thick cloth over the cassette and just hold it with your hand. I suppose some cassettes may be TOO tight for this method, but most will work just fine this way. Try it first BEFORE you spend money on a chain whip....
1463968
I dound the right thread dog at Best Service Store. Volere PRB 3058. It came as a set of deive dog and prop and nut. Different size prop though. Not a real great fix. Hit me back if you dind a better dix
715992
For my 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad, no...just repkaced the crappy original. For my Goldwing, needed a chrome P-clamp. Love these horns!
419756
I'm pretty sure that these can't be used in the whippers sold by bestwhip.com. Sorry I can't be of more help!
316710
Thanks for the info, no it did not come with the whip...............If I recall correctly, I purchased one at Harbor Freight........I'm ok with the unit, its not the best but it works for the most part.
884214
You would need to call Goodman manufacturing or a Goodman parts supplier for this information. We do not have a technician on staff to address these questions. If you find that it will work for you, I hope that we can be your provided. Thank you
71207
As far as I can tell this whip should fit all KitchenAid mixers. They appear to be standard, and I didn't match a specific model when I purchased this.
677897
I have the mixer. My wire whip has a "39" stamped inside the attachment top. The whip itself it 6 1/2" long, plus 1" for the attachment. I would actually like it to be a little longer. It does not reach the bottom of my mixing bowl.
678390
Cobra recommends a vertical polarized, quarter wave whip antenna. A shorter loaded type whip is adequate if maximum range is not required. This information comes from their operating instructions supplied with the radio.
253225
yes but it is metric thread. pretty sure it is 8mm. These speakers really benefit from being mounted near or on a wall for bass reinforcement. If you put them on a pole, plan on a higher crossover frequency to the subs. 250-300 Hz is my guess.