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Old 13-04-2019, 06:25   #1
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Location: Deltaville, VA
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Removing antenna from mast, good move?

My Bristol has an antenna plate about halfway up the mast and a cable going down thru the cabin roof using a gland type fitting. I'm installing a tower on the boat and was considering just removing the mast antenna, filling the hole and locating a new one on the tower as there are no other electronics on the mast. The antenna would be about 6' lower by my approximation. I'm interested in opinions of what the downside of this would be . Thanks!
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