Shakespeare #173 Loran C/dgps Whip Antenna on 2040-parts.com
Cape May Court House, New Jersey, United States
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Shakespeare 173 Loran C/DGPS whip antennas are ideal for strong Loran C signal areas and inland waterways, and are also recommended by most GPS manufacturers for use as a differential beacon antenna.
Chrome-plated ferrule with standard Loran C 3/8"-24 thread. Single section antenna. constructed from top-loaded fiberglass. |
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