- A convenient and transferable antenna that can be moved and attached to your vehicles with ease
- Includes a 16' braided coax cable and scratch-resistant base pad
Description
This 37" magnet mount antenna attaches easily to your roof or trunk lid and can be moved to different vehicles quickly and easily. Includes a 16' braided coax cable and a scratch-resistant base pad to protect your vehicle's finish. Additionally, this antenna will receive all NOAA weather signals for compatible radios. Boasting a 300-watt capacity, this 37" magnet antenna from Cobra is a great product from one of the leading CB manufacturers.
Specs
| Model / SKU: | Cobra HGA1500 |
| Recommended for: | Cars, vans, trucks and light commercial vehicles. |
| Notable Features: | 6" base, 31" black stainless steel whip, 300 watt capacity |
| Compatible with: | All CB radios. The antenna will securely mount to any flat vehicle surface. |
| Antenna Length(s): | 3' |
| Antenna Color(s): | Black |
| Approximate Range: | Range(s) provided are for comparison purposes only and are subject to numerous installation and environmental variables. For more detailed information, please see our reference article on CB Antenna Range Approximation.
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| Product Includes: | 37" Cobra Magnet Mount Antenna 16' of CB coax |
Details
- Total height: 37" to 31" antenna whip and 6" base
- Base-loaded magnet mount CB antenna attaches easily to roof or trunk lid
- Easily transferred to multiple vehicles
- 300-watt power handling capability
- Black stainless steel whip and hardware
- 26 to 30 MHz frequency range
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