question about antenna can this antenna be used in Iraq?
1072027
Given that the US took out all of Iraq's communication infrastructure combined with the fact that the billions of dollars in reconstruction funds that was sent to Iraq (in the form of cash) was stolen, means that no actual reconstruction occurred, therefore no TV broadcasting to receive. My advice would be to save your money and move to a non oil producing nation.
692682
my guess is no, it won't work b brazil. frequency assignments for broadcast are likely different.
1770922
I am intrigued as to why, but there does not seem to be a technical reason why not just so long as your antenna has line of site to the towers, and the outdoor antenna can operate okay indoor. I would definitely test it first, i.e. ask for a 15 to 30 day period of return.
1840251
Yes it can be used any where in the world, but check with your country to see the allowable frequencies
1943762
No,this is for Citizens Band radio frequencies. You'll need a different antenna for weather band frequencies unless you invest in a Uniden 980 SS cb radio which has weather band frequencies included and then you can use this antenna. It's best that you purchase a weather band radio if that's the only thing you want.
563975
Ot could be. You would have to possibly cut a couple of the antenna after you calculate what would be the proper length for that frequency band
2215529
Hello,Yes, you can; and I did. However, this is a rather dated piece of equipment now, and the wiring and power were pretty messy. There are other options out there that are more elegant. If you got it for cheap then certainly go with it. You will need a power supply and antenna to connect to it. It gets quite hot too, so isolate it for safety. I used a clamping stand and bundled the wires in the back. As for the antenna, you can make on from a loop of wire, but it is best to go with a manufactured antenna.
1338953
Apparently not. Covers those frequencies, but it would be illegal to transmit with this radio and it's not FCC cleared for that purpose. This is a common problem with many of these Chinese radios. For example, the BAOFENG 888's are very well-built and INCREDIBLY inexpensive radios, which are illegal to use as configured in the USA. They can be reprogrammed with cable/software and must be to be operated legally.
849211
Could be used, but not an optimum choice. This is for satellite TV, not broadcast RF.
484202
Yes. you can use it, minus the antenna, however I strongly recommend you use the attachedantenna, for better frequency and performance.
161978
This antenna is a base loaded antenna primarley used for CB in the 26 to 29 MHz range. It is not a TV antenna.
364008
you can use any antenna, the ONLY IMPORTANT ISSUE is the type of connector that the antennas has to be connected to the rocketM2 or M5
623541
It is not good for that. AM, FM, and Weather band frequencies only-- plus, the antenna can be expected to receive from only so far.[For proper reading of this post, please set you snark tuner to level 8]
1942834
This antenna is a "universal" fit item. It is NOT specific to any particular vehicle. If you have a suitable, relatively flat mounting surface, you can probably use it.
1691450
Yes....attach this antenna base to a ground-plane....a large cookie sheet will work in a pinch....check and tune the antenna TO that cookie sheet or whatever else you use...:)
1355897
Yes, it can. Our amateur radio club uses somebody's FT-8800 in this mode often for Field Day and other scattered projects. I've used the 1/2-wave antenna on my car; I've used a 35-foot mast-mounted antenna. It will do pretty much everything legal to an amateur radio operator who's licensed to use 2m and 70 cm. (That's is pretty much every amateur radio licensee these days.)
787760
I don't think you can, there is nowhere to attach it. I don't think you would need a different antenna the stock one works great, pulls in stations from all over the country