I will not buy another Wilson 5000 CB antenna after mine stopped functioning. I now use a 108" inch stainless steel wip CB antenna. 102" inch antenna wips are for 10 meter radios. 108" inch antenna wips are for 11 meter CB radios.
I won't either... look through other videos of mine, I use a 6" riser, the video I had done at the time was with the spring because I was waiting for my riser...
Okay, you captured this with a cell phone. Suggestion when capturing video, always hold the camera horizontal. Every TV screen, monitor screen, computer screen, movie theater screen, are orientated horizontally. In videos where the camera is vertical, as yours, then played back on the aforementioned devices the left one-third, and right one-third of the screen is cut off. It causes the video appearing as a stick video, tall and narrow. We humans, maybe all lifeforms, view our surroundings considerably more horizontal than vertical. Holding a cellphone or camera vertically the video produced is similar to looking through a tight keyhole or wearing horse blinders. Also, a video captured vertically becomes spatially disorientating. A vertical video is not at all a pleasure to watch.
Just bought the Wilson 1000 , good info I’ll definitely be using that product in helps to prevent the water from getting in.
What a great antenna
We use Dialectic Grease
I will not buy another Wilson 5000 CB antenna after mine stopped functioning. I now use a 108" inch stainless steel wip CB antenna.
102" inch antenna wips are for 10 meter radios.
108" inch antenna wips are for 11 meter CB radios.
I won't either... look through other videos of mine, I use a 6" riser, the video I had done at the time was with the spring because I was waiting for my riser...
Es o no buena?
Okay, you captured this with a cell phone. Suggestion when capturing video, always hold the camera horizontal. Every TV screen, monitor screen, computer screen, movie theater screen, are orientated horizontally. In videos where the camera is vertical, as yours, then played back on the aforementioned devices the left one-third, and right one-third of the screen is cut off. It causes the video appearing as a stick video, tall and narrow. We humans, maybe all lifeforms, view our surroundings considerably more horizontal than vertical. Holding a cellphone or camera vertically the video produced is similar to looking through a tight keyhole or wearing horse blinders. Also, a video captured vertically becomes spatially disorientating. A vertical video is not at all a pleasure to watch.
it was the phone settings...i could see it all but the phone compressed it, dont know but I believe everyone gets the jist