For an apartment get a Saturn base antenna. You  can stick it out when you want
to use it and bring it in when your done. Sold on Ebay. 

--- On Sat, 4/11/09, blairjett <jettbusiness@...> wrote:

From: blairjett <jettbusiness@...>
Subject: [cbradio] Re: Indoor Antenna?
To: cbradio@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, April 11, 2009, 12:17 PM








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Indoor antennas are better than nothing, but your transmit & recieve will be
limited & you will also be exposing anyone in the house to RF. I presently live
in an apartment & have been considering using an indoor antenna myself, but I
can`t wait to relocate to a place where I can have an outdoor antenna.

They make some fairly decent indoor antennas for folks in our predicament, but
nothing can replace a good outdoor antenna at least 36 feet high.

In cbradio@yahoogroups .com, barry@... wrote:
>
> Okay,
>
> After reviewing my options and looking around, I still have
> one last question:
>
> Is there anyway I can buy an antenna that I can use inside
> my house? I suppose im talking about an indoor antenna
> that wont upset my landlord. I'm still not giving up
> on the idea of using an antenna indoors. For instance,
> I bought an antenna for my scanner that was just mounted
> onto the back of the scanner, and was used indoors, and
> it worked fine. My Shortwave radio had an indoor antenna
> that worked great too.
>
> I realize that mobile or externally mounted antennas will
> give the best reception, but I'm just not sure I have this
> option available to me. I also want to explore all simple
> options before I try to build anything myself.
>
> Barry
>
















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