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Shakespeare VHF 4' Phase III Antenna
SKU 59597·Antennas
$439.99
Phase III 4' VHF AntennaThis high performing, 4' VHF antenna is infused with the quality of our incomparable Phase III electronic elements. The commercial grade antenna is great for hardtops, T-tops and other locatio...
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This high performing, 4' VHF antenna is infused with the quality of our incomparable Phase III electronic elements. The commercial grade antenna is great for hardtops, T-tops and other locations aloft where the compact size can deliver reliable communications via VHF radios. The master craftsmanship of the foam-filled radome positions this antenna within our finest line.
This high performing, 4' VHF antenna is infused with the quality of our incomparable Phase III electronic elements. The commercial grade antenna is great for hardtops, T-tops and other locations aloft where the compact size can deliver reliable communications via VHF radios. The master craftsmanship of the foam-filled radome positions this antenna within our finest line.
- 4' (1.2m) VHF Marine Band 3dB Gain
- Silver-plated outer conductor, copper inner conductor
- Stainless steel mounting sleeve
- Type SO-239 connector inside mounting sleeve for easy mounting and dismounting for stowage
- Suggested mount: Shakespearer Style 4187-HD Ratchet Mount
BrandShakespeare
SKU59597
UPC719441200633
TypeAntennas
Weight6.5 lb
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- Genuine Shakespeare product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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