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Shakespeare 396-1 5' VHF Marine Antenna, White

Shakespeare 396-1 5' VHF Marine Antenna, White

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The Shakespeare 396-1 is a 5-foot, 3dB VHF marine antenna designed for reliable performance even in rough sea conditions. This single-section antenna features a durable fiberglass construction and is built with brass and copper elements to ensure consistent communication.

Key Features:

  • Gain: 3 dB
  • Height: 5 feet
  • Material: Fiberglass with chrome-plated brass ferrule
  • Frequency: VHF Marine band
  • Impedance: 50 Ohms
  • Radiation Pattern: Omni-directional
  • Standard 1-14 thread ferrule
  • Includes: 15' RG-58 cable and PL-259 connector
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 396-1

The antenna offers a bandwidth of 5 MHz (within 2.0:1 SWR) and an SWR of 1.5:1 at 156.8 MHz. The maximum power input is 50 watts. This unit is not DC grounded. For installation, the manufacturer suggests using the Shakespeare Style 4187 Ratchet Mount.

Product facts

CT SKU
CT-100040
Model / MPN
396-1
UPC / GTIN
719441100018
Package dimensions
3" X 3" X 63"
Package weight
2.9 lb
Specifications
Antenna Band = VHF\nColor = White\nConstruction = Fiberglass\nFerrule Type = Chrome Plated\nLength (Inches) = 60"

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