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for the life of me i cannot fathom why these things are not on a hinge so you can just fold them down to cover the bike. it is what is is but seems like it would make sense to me.
I use nothing. I pull the antennas when I put a cover on the bike. No problems with VSWR or keeping the antenna tight while riding, but can be easily removed for putting under the cover.
Correct Answer! And in utter amazement, someone here knows that it is "Voltage Standing Wave Ratio" not just "SWR'S".....You get a gold star!!!
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