Shakespeare 5226XT-B Galaxy 8' VHF Marine Antenna - 100W Heavy Duty 6dB Gain

The Shakespeare 5226XT-B Galaxy 8' VHF Marine Antenna is a heavy duty, high-quality antenna designed for use on boats and other marine vessels. With a collinear-phased 5/8 wave element configuration and a 6dB gain, this antenna provides maximum range and efficiency, making it ideal for use in a variety of marine environments.

Featuring brass and copper elements for maximum range and efficiency, this antenna also has a stainless steel ferrule with a standard 1"-14 thread for easy installation. The 20' RG-8/X low-loss cable and PL-259 connector provide a reliable connection, while the suggested mount, the Shakespeare Style 4187 Ratchet Mount, ensures a secure installation.

The Shakespeare 5226XT-B Galaxy 8' VHF Marine Antenna is extra tough, with a strong, stiff radome that can withstand high winds and speeds. Its reduced length design makes it a great choice for use on hard tops, T-tops, radar arches, and other areas where space is limited.

Features:

• Collinear-phased 5/8 wave elements
• Brass and copper elements for maximum range and efficiency
• Stainless steel ferrule with standard 1"-14 thread
• 20' RG-8/X low-loss cable plus a PL-259 connector
• Reduced length design
• Extra tough radome
• Suggested mount: Shakespeare Style 4187 Ratchet Mount
• One section
• Shakespeare Limited Warranty: 5 years

Specifications:

• Frequency: VHF Marine Band
• Bandwidth: 3 MHz within 2.0:1 VSWR
• SWR: nominally 1.5:1 at 156.8 MHz
• Impedance: 50 ohms
• Gain: 6 dB
• Max Input (Watts): 100 watts
• DC Ground: YES
• Height (feet): 8
• Polarization: Vertical

Learn More:

• VHF Marine Radio on Wikipedia
• Antenna on Wikipedia

Product: Shakespeare 5226XT-B GALAXY 8' HEAVY DUTY 100 WATT 6DB GAIN VHF MARINE ANTENNA

Brand: Shakespeare

Model: 5226-XT

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