Shakespeare Squatty Body 3-Foot VHF Antenna

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Description

The Shakespeare Squatty Body VHF Antenna is a favorite with sailboat owners, a lightweight, low-profile, stainless steel antenna specially designed for masthead mounting. It is designed for sailors who need a compact, corrosion-resistant antenna at the top of the mast without excess weight aloft.

Hermetically sealed, tin-plated copper elements resist corrosion in the harsh masthead environment, delivered on an end-fed 1/2-wave stainless steel whip. The included 60 feet of RG-8/X low-loss cable with PL-259 connectors provides the extra length needed to reach from masthead to below-deck radio. Browse more options in our VHF radios and antennas category.

Key Features: 3dB gain, 36" height, end-fed 1/2-wave stainless steel whip, hermetically sealed tin-plated copper elements, includes 60 ft RG-8/X low-loss cable with PL-259 connectors, sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this popular with sailboat owners? Its lightweight, low-profile stainless steel design is specially built for masthead mounting without adding excess weight aloft.

How long is the included cable? 60 feet of RG-8/X low-loss cable with PL-259 connectors, sized for the run from masthead to below-deck radio.

What gain does this antenna provide? 3dB.

Specifications

Manufacturer Part Number:
5215-C-X
Gain:
3dB
Height:
36"
Design:
End-Fed 1/2-Wave Stainless Steel Whip
Construction:
Hermetically Sealed, Tin-Plated Copper
Cable:
60 ft RG-8/X Low-Loss with PL-259 Connectors
Application:
Masthead Mounting
Weight:
4.2 lbs

Description

The Shakespeare Squatty Body VHF Antenna is a favorite with sailboat owners, a lightweight, low-profile, stainless steel antenna specially designed for masthead mounting. It is designed for sailors who need a compact, corrosion-resistant antenna at the top of the mast without excess weight aloft.

Hermetically sealed, tin-plated copper elements resist corrosion in the harsh masthead environment, delivered on an end-fed 1/2-wave stainless steel whip. The included 60 feet of RG-8/X low-loss cable with PL-259 connectors provides the extra length needed to reach from masthead to below-deck radio. Browse more options in our VHF radios and antennas category.

Key Features: 3dB gain, 36" height, end-fed 1/2-wave stainless steel whip, hermetically sealed tin-plated copper elements, includes 60 ft RG-8/X low-loss cable with PL-259 connectors, sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this popular with sailboat owners? Its lightweight, low-profile stainless steel design is specially built for masthead mounting without adding excess weight aloft.

How long is the included cable? 60 feet of RG-8/X low-loss cable with PL-259 connectors, sized for the run from masthead to below-deck radio.

What gain does this antenna provide? 3dB.

Specifications

Manufacturer Part Number:
5215-C-X
Gain:
3dB
Height:
36"
Design:
End-Fed 1/2-Wave Stainless Steel Whip
Construction:
Hermetically Sealed, Tin-Plated Copper
Cable:
60 ft RG-8/X Low-Loss with PL-259 Connectors
Application:
Masthead Mounting
Weight:
4.2 lbs

Specifications

Manufacturer Part Number, Gain, Height, Design, Construction, Cable, Application, Weight,

Specifications

Manufacturer Part Number:
5215-C-X
Gain:
3dB
Height:
36"
Design:
End-Fed 1/2-Wave Stainless Steel Whip
Construction:
Hermetically Sealed, Tin-Plated Copper
Cable:
60 ft RG-8/X Low-Loss with PL-259 Connectors
Application:
Masthead Mounting
Weight:
4.2 lbs

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