AM Robust! New, Free Shipping ★26-30MHz Band 1/4λ Mobile Whip Antenna★

Introducing a compact base-loaded HF antenna!
This is a small, lightweight HF antenna that can be used across a wide band, from CB radio (27MHz band) shortened to 1/4λ, to amateur radio bands (28MHz to 29MHz).

A masterpiece antenna, proudly made in Japan, crafted with dedication by artisans one by one.
Despite its lightweight design, it's a robust, high-power antenna with a generous input power rating of 500W.
This excellent compact and lightweight antenna covers a wide band from 26MHz to 30MHz, making it suitable not only for CB (27MHz band) but also for amateur radio SSB/FM (10m band 28-29MHz) and even for marine use such as fishing radio.
It's a base-loaded type with the coil located at the base of the antenna, offering both stability and a sleek appearance.
The element is very soft and flexible, designed to be highly resistant to impact.

★Key Specifications★
*Frequency Band: 26-30MHz 1/4λ
*Input Power: 500W (PEP)
*Connector: MP Type
*Gain: 2.15dBi
*VSWR: 1.5 or less
*Impedance: 50Ω
*Length: Approx. 1,500mm (31φ)
*Weight: Approx. 245g

Notes
*When installing this antenna, please slowly and carefully tighten the MJ connector of the 50Ω coaxial cable to a base that is securely grounded to the vehicle body.
Ensure the coaxial cable is securely fastened to prevent flapping during driving. When routing the cable inside the vehicle, take care not to crush or break the cable.
Improper installation or removal, or operating with an unadjusted SWR, can not only prevent the antenna from performing at its best but also lead to malfunctions of the radio equipment, unexpected accidents, or damage. Please exercise extreme caution.

*Regarding SWR Adjustment, etc.
After completing the antenna installation, attach an SWR meter and check the frequency with the best current SWR using your radio equipment (at minimum output) or an antenna analyzer. Basically, it is already adjusted for 145/430MHz, so this is just a confirmation step.
The SWR will vary depending on installation location of the antenna base, grounding conditions, and other factors. For example, if the antenna itself is close to metal or obstacles, or if another antenna is mounted in parallel, the center frequency may shift, causing the SWR value to increase. Please be aware of this.