Ham Amateur Rugged Mobile Radome Antenna

Features:

The rugged antenna tuned specifically for the ITU Region 2, in the 2 meter VHF radio band 144-148MHz.  The copper, internal antenna is encased in a fiberglass radome weatherproof and fixed cover.

Long Range Performance. 49" total length, with the same new revised design as the latest GMRS antennas.

Radome design.  Radomes (or literally radio domes) are radio frequency transparent material that covers and protects the copper internal antenna from weather, salt, ice, and corrosion.  This ensures consistent performance.  Alamosa Antennas encase the radiating internal antenna in foam core fiberglass.

Sturdy mount and spring.  These antennas employ a large-diameter spring base with a hollow bolt and nut, inscribed in both is the coax run for the antenna.  This is somewhat different from a direct UHF- or NMO-mount.

Remains upright.  With the radome design, these antennas remain straight for optimal radio emissions.  The spring provides a measured level of lee to counter the cyclical moments/forces encountered in most off-highway scenarios (versus that moment being conveyed into the bending of radiating antenna itself).

Plug & Play. Fed by RG58-C/U coax, with an FME connector for easy routing through bullbar mount holes, and vehicle firewalls or headliners.

This antenna has a moderately strong base spring and designed to be mounted on a sturdy mount such as a metal front bumper/bull bar, or roof rack.  Mounting through body panels would not be recommended, as the moment generated by wind or off-highway vehicle movement may bend and potentially yield body panels.