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WARNING: Do not let paint solvents, cleaning solvents, or adhesive caulking come in contact with antenna. To clean antenna, use mild dishwashing liquid (one that is not harsh to the hands and without ammonia) in lukewarm water. This antenna works equally well on fiberglass, wood, or metal boats. Included cable can be lengthened using suitable connectors and 50-ohm RG-58 or RG-8 coax (each sold separately), without detrimental effect to antenna performance. Drill a 3/4 inch hole for passage of the cable and connector, and seal the hole with the included rubber grommet.Īny excess cable should be rolled in a coil of at least 8 inch diameter and stowed in an out-of-the-way place, away from other electrical cabling. Route the cable to your CB radio, keeping it as far as possible from other electrical equipment and cables.Follow the instructions included with the mount you choose. Mount the antenna using a Deck Mount (sold separately) or similar mount. IMPORTANT: DO NOT CUT THE CABLE OR REMOVE THE CONNECTOR.

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Note: Antenna will read shorted on continuity test - disregard.Ĭhoose a mounting location that is as high as possible, as free as possible from obstructions, and as far as possible from other antennas and strong sources of RF, but within reach of the antenna's coax cable.

Tools required (not included): Drill and 3/4" drill bit.

Suggested mount (not included): Nylon Marine Ratchet Mount.

The cable cannot be cut, but can be lengthened using an extension coax with suitable connectors (each sold separately).

Marine CB Antenna Assembly 4051 with Rubber Grommet.

This 3' (0.9 m) antenna comes with a 1"-14 thread nylon ferrule. This is a one-piece, continuous-load, end-fed 1/2-wave CB Marine antenna with supplied cable. Marine antenna mount suggested (not included). Coil is permanently sealed in white fiberglass. antenna is more desirable for greater range. It is great for bass boats and other boats where fishing with 3 ft. RG58 cable.ģ feet tall CB Antenna is Unity Gain Marine Antenna. Marine CB Antenna with nylon ferrule and 7 ft. But you would still need a switch for the mic.3 Ft. To at least be able to listen to the other radio that you are not using you would replace the antenna switch with a Duplexer, you could use either radio without having to remember to switch the antenna to that radio. You would need a switch for the mic and a switch for the antenna and you would not be able to use the radios at the same time, even to monitor as one radio would not be connected to the antenna. There are companies such as Stryker that make adapters to go from a RJ45 mic to a 4 pin mic so it can certainly be reversed.

#Cb antenna booster manual

Unlike a ham radio manual, the GMRS manual does not include the mic pinout info. You could certainly connect the radios to use one mic, pic out for the CB is easily found.pinout for the GMRS radio not so much.

Is it worth the price to experiment with? That's your call, but sometimes to get what you want you have to experiment with.and sometimes it doesn't work. Would it work well if it could tune to those frequencies? Probably not on CB but would work fine for GMRS. Is it widebanded enough to tune the adjacent frequencies that you need? I don't know. 10m is close to CB, and 70cm is close to GMRS. There is an antenna that might work for both radios, it's a 4 band antenna that covers 10m/6m/2m/70cm. Just to muddy the waters just a little bit.