That's two possibilities. Me, I've been thinking more along the lines
of a mount that I screw the antenna into prior to raising, then unscrew
and stow prior to trailering.
Bill B.
P-19 #454, Dream Catcher
Nampa, ID
"Dennis W. Farrell" wrote:
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> Now that we've got this discussion on coax and connectors going, let me
> raise a question on antenna mounts. I'm interested in a way of mounting my
> masthead antenna in a way that allows me to swivel it 90 degrees so that
> it's perpendicular (vertical) to the mast when I've got the mast down for
> trailering. I'd like to do this *without* breaking the coax connection to
> the mast. I want to do this to avoid having the antenna sticking out 3' or
> so past the mast when trailering (would require a red flag/light) and when
> parking the boat and trailer.