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GEN LEE W- S/W/P

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troy

GEN LEE W- S/W/P

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I HAVE A NEW GEN LEE WITH S/W/P. ON THE WAY IS A TEXAS STAR 350 AMP. CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT I CAN EXPECT FROM THIS SET UP? THIS IS MY FIRST RADIO SET UP, OTHER THAN MY BARE BONES COBRA 25 WITH A 15.00 ANTENNA THAT WOULD GET OUT TO THE VEHICLE IN FRONT OF ME UNLESS THERE WAS A VEHICLE BETWEEN US. LOL.
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troy

GEN LLE FORGOT INFO

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I FORGOT TO INCLUDE I HAVE A PRED 10-K ANT WITH MY SET UP!!!
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Mr RadioActive

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Not sure what your asking Watts? Thats a pretty darn nice setup up for sure!
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THUMPER

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yup
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Mississippifrog

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I agree with MR RA and Thumper...Nice setup.Be sure when you hook it up that you get your SWR set nice and low and you'll be talking LOUD and PROUD!!
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Rex_foxhound

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No doubt about it, you'll love that set up.
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stickman

Re: GEN LEE W- S/W/P

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troy wrote:I HAVE A NEW GEN LEE WITH S/W/P. ON THE WAY IS A TEXAS STAR 350 AMP. CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHAT I CAN EXPECT FROM THIS SET UP? THIS IS MY FIRST RADIO SET UP, OTHER THAN MY BARE BONES COBRA 25 WITH A 15.00 ANTENNA THAT WOULD GET OUT TO THE VEHICLE IN FRONT OF ME UNLESS THERE WAS A VEHICLE BETWEEN US. LOL.
TROY
IF I MAY MAKE A SUGGESTION I HAVE THE SWP GENERAL LEE AND I WOULD USE AN ASTATIC 636L MIC. THE STOCK MIC AT LEAST IN MY SETUP WAS GETTING A LOT OF FEEDBACK THEREFORE HAD TO SET MY MIC GAIN BACK WITH THE 636L I HAVE THE MIC GAIN ALL THE WAY UP, YES YOU WILL DEFINITELY BE GETTING OUT LOUD & PROUD WITH THAT SETUP! ALSO WHEN YOU SETUP YOUR AMP UP TO YOUR LEE, I WOULD ALSO RECOMMEND THE GROUND WIRE BE GROUNDED TO A SEAT POST OR SOMETHING OTHER THAN THE BATTERY MAKE YOUR GROUND WIRE AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE. JUST A SUGGESTION.
STICKMAN
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