Vhf Marine Boat 5 Foot Antenna Scout Km22bs. Lift And Lay Mount And Ss Hardware on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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The SCOUT KM22BS is the ultimate marine boat VHF antenna. Height is 62 inch,
(5ft 2 inch), (1.5 m). The included Lift and lay mount is a great design to
quickly change the direction of the antenna from up right to backwards
effortlessly by pulling the antenna up and laying it back. Unlike
any other, Scout uses a unique pressure injected foam technology that inhibits
condensation and corrosion to degrade the perfectly tuned antennas core. They
are hand painted with automobile quality white paint and then coated again with
a glossy UV resistant coat to keep the antenna looking new for many years in
the ocean spray outdoor environment. The tip is protected with a navy blue
rubber cap. The reception obtained with this 3 dB antenna is outstanding due in
part to the included 16.4ft (5m) tinned copper robust shielding used in our own
manufactured RG58 cable. Low quality VHF antennas use the cable to tune the
antenna and can not be trimmed, Scout antennas do not. This means you are able
to cut the cable to your desired length before attaching the PL259/RG58 male
connector. Get the most out of your VHF radio with this antenna, your maritime
communications and safety depend on it. Scout has been hand making the best
marine antennas since 1982 in a second generation family owned facility in Key features: 62” VHF Antenna with Lift and Lay Mount. Pressure Foam filled protecting the element, 100% WATERPROOF Dual coated, UV resistant glossy finish. Navy blue rubber tip protector 1/14 standard threading to fit all mount, they are universal 16 feet high quality Scout RG 58 CU MIL Coax cable Frequency: 156,162MHz, Impedance: 50 ohm DC Ground: Yes Whip material: Fiberglass, Ferrule material: Reinforced nylon Related Items: This Item pairs well with the same size KS115 AMFM antenna. PA5 deck seal to waterproof the cable access hole in your console or deck. PL259/RG58 Connector used to attach the antenna cable to the VHF radio. Item: 62” 13 oz Shipping: 29oz 73” UPC: |
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