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Shakespeare Marine Antenna, Centennial Style 5120 on 2040-parts.com

US $48.99
Location:

Kingsland, Texas, United States

Kingsland, Texas, United States
Condition:New Brand:Shakespeare Manufacturer Part Number:5120

  • Continuing the tradition, Shakespeare’s Centennial® 5120 AM/FM antenna puts high-end features where high-end does the most good
  • When you’re far from your favorite stations, this antenna helps bring them in loud and clear, without depleting your net worth
  • Chrome-plated brass ferrule with standard 1in-14 thread
  • Smooth, durable, high gloss finish
  • One section
  • Antenna Length: 8’ (2.4m)
  • Twin to: Shakespeare 5101 Centennial Marine VHF Antenna and 5102 Centennial Marine VHF Antenna
  • Suggested Mount(s): 4187 or 5187 Ratchet Mount (Sold Separately)
  • Centennial 5120 Specifications
    Band:
    AM-FM
    Ferrule:
    Chrome-plated brass


    Connector Supplied:
    Motorola-type, attached
    Color/finish:
    White
    Polarity:
    Vertical
    Impedance:
    93 Ohms
  • Band: AM / FM, Length: 8 Feet, Impedance: 93 Ohms
  • Ferrule: Standard 1"-14 Thread, Chrome Plated Brass

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