Alan CB antenna with magnetic soles 115 cm or 145 cm long

 CB antennas are essential tools for clean and reliable radio communication, whether trucks, trucks, commercial vehicles or passenger cars. These practical and powerful devices not only provide a stable connection, but also, thanks to their long -term design, operate reliably in the long run. This model is available in two different designs, so you can easily find the most appropriate solution for you.

The ML130 version is an excellent choice if you need a compact but effective antenna. The 115 cm length, the 5/8 lambda value and the 26-28 MHz frequency range guarantee smooth communication. The ML145, on the other hand, is designed for users with a larger 142 cm length and a wider 27-28.5 MHz band for users who want to achieve a higher range.

ML130 properties:

• Length: 115 cm
• Lambda: 5/8
• Frequency: 26-28 MHz
• Maximum power: 300 W
• S.W.R. value: <1,2
• Wand material: Stainless steel
• Type of connection (soles): Eg 259
• Cable length: 4 m
• Magnetic sole diameter: 90 mm

ML145 properties:

• Length: 142 cm
• Lambda: 5/8
• Frequency: 27-28.5 MHz
• Maximum power: 300 W
• S.W.R. value: <1,2
• Wand material: Stainless steel
• Type of connection (soles): Eg 259
• Cable length: 3.6 m
• Magnetic sole diameter: 125 mm

Both designs have a magnetic sole that ensures simple and stable fixing on any metallic surface. This solution allows quick equipment and removal while keeping the antenna stable on the fly. The stainless steel stick is not only durable, but also resists the weather, so it provides smooth operation for many years.

The more compact design of the ML130 is an ideal choice for those looking for a smaller antenna that fits easily and easy to handle. The larger length and frequency range of the ML145 provides a higher range, so it is ideal for those who need to be more widely needed.

Choose any version if you need a reliable, powerful and durable CB antenna. These antennas guarantee that your relationship is always stable and your communication is smooth where you go.