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I also have the Sportster but have decided to stick with the manual system. I use the boom box and have found that in some heavily wooded sites....I had to extend the antenna beyond the camper to get reception. I figured it would be my luck that once I mounted it permanently, I would have to sacrifice my favorite shaded sites because my antenna was parked directly under an oak tree.
If you normally park in open sites...this would not be a problem......but here in <?: prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
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Good luck.
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2006 CrossRoads Cruiser - CF29BT
2005 Ford PSD Crew Cab SD
Houston, Texas