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About LinkBacksJust keep in mind that any uhf is at its best in a line of sight situation. Therefore, once you put ridges and gullys and lots of bush in the way, the coverage is going to be dramatically reduced not matter what model you have. I am going to experiment with an extended ariel on my 5 watt as I know it makes a huge difference on VHF.
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