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No remap.....plug and play

Yes, close to it

@@gregoryburbage7906 Thanks. Pick mine up tomorrow, and that is my first mod.

No. Runs perfect, dealership said was running in spec also . I asked them to check it out on the computer

@@gregoryburbage7906 thanks mate. I’m buying one too in that case. I also have the Corbin seat and loving it

They came from j&p cycles, metric catalog.

Yes I optioned for black.....it was offered on the site

just bought these in black.. you’re correct they only offer them in brushed steel on ebay.. i contacted seller and requested black.

I do not but google pro race exhaust uk. Youll find it....i actually got them off ebay.

They are not obnoxious in the least......deep rumble....actually they are quieter than I thought they would be.. they open up the sound more than the stock pipe.....

@gregory burbage thats great thanks, thought as they are straight through, they would just be mental .

@@darrenstopler3045 it's a classy refined sound.....deep and rich. The boxer motor is so refined and smooth, it's a luxurious loudness that is the complete opposite of a opened up Harley motor with straight pipes.......makes you go to the local pub gathering in the parking lot and ask for the Grey Poupon. Lol

The seat is far superior in comfort versus the stock seat.....the stock seat was the most uncomfortable seat ive ever had....the pillion will be way more comfortable than the stock....happy wife, happy life....lol

@@gregoryburbage7906 yup, just my thoughts buddy. Thanks for the quick reply, have a good one.

Google pro race motorcycle exhaust, and you should find it. They are in the U.K.

Price was 279 us dollars shipped to america

@@gregoryburbage7906 just ordered one. Appreciate it.

@@gregoryburbage7906 hopefully installation is easy. How long did it take for your order to arrive ? I live in Ohio.

@@rajasekhary3612 i got them in 3 days....really fast for overseas shipping

It did 20m thru 10m. And i think the circumference was 52 in.

Does not change anything.....less restrictive, its smooth as silk at 70mph.....and no computer changes to the bike

Can they be fitted facing down instead of to the side? Thanks.

@@anic6559 yes

@@gregoryburbage7906 thanks for getting back to me.

People do it but it's not recomended.....you can get under 1.5 to 1 with the pocket tuner only.

@@gregoryburbage7906 thanks Gregory

Yes suprisingly........its tubing so it really is

Adjust the tune and antenna for lowest swr with 1 watt am carrier......tripod is a camera tripod....from ebay

Its joined at the top....it was one quarter of a quarter wavelenght for 28.400....something like 58 inches circumference

@@gregoryburbage7906 ok perfect! Oh the top i see differet color in the circle so i supposed it was separated.

Most antennas have stainless steel whips especially the tried and true 102" whip. Copper would be the best but stainless has been used in alot of antenna applications. Thanks for your interest, I use the supplied copper wire now for ease of transport. ,73

@@gregoryburbage7906 Hi Gregory, thanks for your reply. I think RF conductivity is much more critical for a small loops such as this; the radiation-resistance, of the loop, is very low, so conductive losses become much more significant. 73, Tim

@@timdbl7804 well wort thinking about...i switched to a solid copper wire just a couple guages thicker than the one supplied for ridgity in the field in breezy conditions....the one in the video i abanded because it wasnt too portable....that copper loop worked really well maby because if greater skin effect but it was onky maby twice as thick as the original at most

@@gregoryburbage7906 That's interesting; I might try that on my wonderloop :-D

A bit better than a mfj 1899t........not as good as a wire obviously but better than a telescopic whip type.......and needs no radials

That was my 11 meter quote unquote call sign. Derived from my old cb license KAHS 8178 FROM 1977.

Now my armature call is KC3OBQ

@@gregoryburbage7906 That makes sense.

It's oxygen service grade stainless steel tubing. It's fairly light for what it is. It doesnt put stress on the lugs of the loop tuner. It was scrap from a job at my work. I hand bent it, working it slowly. It's about 1/8th inch diameter. It works well. 73

Where are you located? I could send one of mine to you.....

The antenna is a moonraker wizz loop 2. It's designed for 40-10 meters. The loop is home made. it comes with a 14ga. Copper loop you form into a loop but I made the more robust loop myself. These wizz loops come from the u.k. Google moonraker wizz loop and I'm sure you'll find it. It's pricy almost 80 dollars u.s. but I'll say they work well for what they are. Great for vacation on balcony that are 2 story's high or more. 73. Good for sitting on the beach too. Lol. Look for UA-cam videos or the antenna sa well. 73, kc3obq, greg

No i havent but if you go to ham radio concepts channel you can see him using it with the supplied #14 wire thats included.....thanks.

223cm is the total length of the material used to make the loop. not the diameter of the loop.

other lengths you can try according to this is 165cm as indicated below.. and through other items 137cm or 274cm those might be on par for transmitting depending on your equipment and desired frequencies. 210cm would make something work on 146mhz incase someone was interested in that one..

Ive made enough contacts on that mini loop with the supplied wire to say the antenna works surprisingly well....especially if your up in the air on a second or higher floor of a hotel or sitting on a boardwalk bench right on the ocean as ive done both. 73,

Ahhh, I did not know this. I did see that with the supplied copper wire I had a sharper peak in noise level. I use the stock wire or plastic coated wire of the same Guage .....it's been too bulky to pack the tubing loop. Thanks for the info. 73

No site . I built it from reasearch on Google and you tube. Lots of info and if you look up loop antenna calculators, it pretty much gives you the specs for what you need.

I didn't have copper at the time, but it would of worked as well. 73

Walter did you try the copper loop if so how did you get on.

Very well for what it is..... locally around 10 miles.....dx, several states on 8.5 watts

Do you have Seth's contact information? I've been unable to find anything

Why? Build it, and use it yourself. I just put it out there for a idea. Its not a demo video.

Let me clarify. It was a really good video about the modification. The natural progression of the video would be to test it on the air. I think most viewers were expecting that. None the less, good modification.