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Wilson
T2000 and TSW2000 Specifications |
Uses
Silver Plated 10 gauge, Solid Copper Wire- outperforms
copper, nickel, & chrome plating
Easily Handles 3,500 Watts
Large coil housing for increased power handling
Exclusive low loss coil design (Patent #4,882,591)
Made From High Impact Engineering Thermoplastics
Frequency Range: 26 MHz to 30 MHz
Weather Channel Ready
Can be used as a single antenna or co-phased for dual antennas
3/8" X 24" Standard Threaded Shaft
1 Year Warranty |
| T-2000 Features
5" or 10" Stainless
Steel Shaft
49" 17-7 spring stainless steel whip
Color
choices: Black, White, Red, Blue-10" shaft only
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T-SW2000 Features
18" or 22" Stainless
Steel Shaft
31" 17-7 spring stainless steel whip
Color choices: Black, White, Red |
What
is the difference between the Trucker 2000 & the
SW-2000? |
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first noticeable difference is in the length of the
antenna whip. The 2000 uses a 49" whip while
the SW-2000 has a 31" whip. Internally, there are
more windings on the coil of the SW-2000 to allow using
a shorter whip. The stainless steel shaft below the
loading coil offers a choice of 5" or 10" on the 2000,
and 18" or 22" on the SW-2000. Both have the same high
performance qualities, and will offer the same effective
and reliable communications. |
WHY
THE Wilson "Trucker 2000" PERFORMS BETTER |
The
Wilson 2000 Trucker’s higher gain performance is a
result of several new design developments that bring you
the most powerful CB center loaded antenna available in its
price range.
A large portion of the power that goes into a typical loaded CB antenna is lost
as heat in the coil and as dielectric heat loss in the plastic inside the coil
form. Many CB antennas lose more than 50% of the power put into them. The power
is wasted as heat loss and is not radiated as radio waves. Another weak link
in other CB antennas is the capacitor used to match the coax to the antenna.
This is a cheap and easy way to make the SWR look good, but has lots of power
loss, plus blows out when high power is applied to it.
The first priority was to reduce the dielectric loss by removing as much of the
plastic inside the coil as possible. This was accomplished by suspending the
coil in air, supported only at four small points, 90 degrees apart, in effect
removing 95% of the plastic from the inside surface of the coil. This reduced
the dielectric loss to a negligible amount.
The second priority was to get rid of the resistive heat loss in the coil. Since
most of the RF energy at 27 MHz travels on the surface of the wire, it was decided
to increase the surface area by making the diameter of the wire a larger 10 gauge
copper. Since silver is a much better conductor than copper, although very expensive,
the wire was heavily silver plated. This reduced the resistive loss to a minimum.
Any power loss in the coil is practically eliminated in the Wilson 2000 Trucker.
So far you have read about why the Wilson Trucker 2000 performs better, but it
is also the most rugged trucker antenna you can buy. It is made with Mobay’s
Thermoplastic which costs a lot more, but it’s the best available. All
of these are the reasons you get a 1 year warranty and your Wilson Trucker is
guaranteed to outperform any CB mobile antenna (except the Wilson Trucker 5000
) or your money back.
For the ultimate in Trucker performance and power handling see the Wilson Trucker
5000.
*TEST
RESULTS: Tests
by Dr. Dwight Heim (PHD Electrical Engineering, Professor
Emeritus, University of Michigan), show that the WILSON
2000 TRUCKER has 20% more power gain than the Hustler "Red
Neck" Super Resonator model RM-11S, and 12% more power
gain than the Penetrator II (with comparable shaft
lengths).
**PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE: The
Wilson 2000 Trucker will outperform the CB trucker antenna
it replaces or your money back. This guarantee is good
for 15 days from the date of purchase at the original purchase
point only, and with dated sales receipt.
ANTENNA POWER GAIN : the
amount of improvement in power amplification over another
antenna. The higher gain antenna will transmit & receive
farther, but the actual distance will vary depending on the
gain, ground terrain and other environmental factors. Individual
test results may vary due to the vehicle's ground plane and
matching configuration. |
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