Boat Vhf Antenna Ratchet Rail Mount Base Nylon 7-1329 on 2040-parts.com
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Marpac Ratchet Rail Mount Nylon • Can be mounted on any standard 1" or 7/8" railing. • Direct feed-thru hole for coax cable. • Standard 1"-14 male threads. 7-1329 Nylon
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