V-Tronix “The Workhorse” 1.5m Fibreglass VHF Antenna – Durable & High-Performance Marine Communication

The V-Tronix “The Workhorse” 1.5m Fibreglass VHF Antenna is a rugged and reliable antenna, designed specifically for powerboats, workboats, and commercial vessels requiring clear, uninterrupted VHF communication. Constructed from high-quality white fibreglass, this high-performance antenna is built to withstand harsh marine environments, ensuring superior durability and signal clarity. With a 3dB gain for enhanced reception and transmission, this VHF antenna comes pre-fitted with a 5m RG-58 cable and PL-259 connector, making installation straightforward. The nylon ferrule with a 1″-14TPI mounting thread ensures secure attachment to standard marine mounts. Ideal for professional and recreational marine users, the V-Tronix Workhorse antenna provides reliable communication for safety, navigation, and coordination at sea. ✅ Durable Fibreglass Construction – Built for long-lasting performance in harsh marine environments.✅ Optimised 3dB Gain – Provides strong signal clarity for superior communication.✅ Pre-Installed 5m RG-58 Cable – Ensures convenient and hassle-free installation.✅ PL-259 Connector Included – Easy connection to VHF radios (not pre-attached for installation flexibility).✅ Nylon Ferrule with 1″-14TPI Thread – Compatible with standard marine antenna mounts.✅ Versatile Use – Suitable for powerboats, workboats, and commercial marine applications.✅ 2-Year Warranty – Peace of mind with reliable manufacturer support. Technical Specifications Feature Specification Antenna Length 1.5m (5ft) Gain 3 dB Cable Length 5m RG-58 coaxial cable Connector PL-259 (not attached) Mounting Thread 1″-14TPI nylon ferrule Application VHF Marine Band Warranty 2 Years V-Tronix (Shakespeare Marine) is a globally recognised brand in marine antenna technology, offering high-quality communication solutions for professional and recreational boaters. Their cutting-edge engineering ensures clear, reliable transmission in the most demanding marine conditions.