Antenna, Center Load, Antenna Length (In.) 49, Antenna Diameter (In.) 3/8, Overall Length (In.) 60, Base Dia. (In.) 0.375, Thermoplastic/Stainless Steel, White Finish, Frequency (MHz) 26 to 30, Bandwidth (MHz) 440, Number of Bands 1, Power Rating (Watts) 3500, Thread Size (In.) 3/8, Application CB Communication, For Use With CB Radio

Antenna, Center Load, Antenna Length (In.) 49, Antenna Diameter (In.) 3/8, Overall Length (In.) 54, Base Dia. (In.) 0.375, Thermoplastic/Stainless Steel, Black Finish, Frequency (MHz) 26 to 30, Bandwidth (MHz) 440, Number of Bands 1, Power Rating (Watts) 3500, Thread Size (In.) 3/8, Application CB Communication, For Use With CB Radio

Antenna, Top load, Antenna Length (In.) 48, Antenna Diameter (In.) 3/8, Overall Length (In.) 48, Base Dia. (In.) 0.375, Fiberglass, Black Finish, Frequency (MHz) 26 to 30, Bandwidth (MHz) 440, Number of Bands 2, Power Rating (Watts) 1000, Thread Size (In.) 3/8, Application CB Communication, For Use With CB Radio

If you are looking for a CB antenna that will provide excellent reception, the Wilson 305-38 is just what you need. This CB antenna has a magnet stud mount that provides an easy installation on any vehicle. The base diameter measures 4 in., while the overall length is 36 in. It also features a 30 MHz bandwidth and 300 W power rating. The magnetic mount attaches to your car with ease, making it convenient to remove when not needed. When you need crystal clear reception for your CB radio, this Wilson 305-38 Antenna is the perfect choice.

The Wilson 1000's higher gain performance is a result of several new design developments that bring to you the most powerful CB base loaded antenna available in its price range.A large portion of the power that goes into a typical base loaded CB antenna is lost as heat in the coil and as dielectric heat loss in the plastic inside the coil form. Many CB antennas lose more than 50% of the power put into them. The power is wasted as heat loss and not radiated as radio waves. Another weak link in other CB antennas is the capacitor used to match the coax to the antenna. which is a cheap and easy way to make the SWR look good. but has lots of power loss. plus blows out when high power is applied to it.The first priority was to reduce the dielectric loss by removing as much of the plastic inside the coil as possible. This was accomplished by suspending the coil in air. supported only at four small points. 90 degrees apart. in effect removing 95% of the plastic from the inside surface of the coil. This reduced the dielectric loss to a negligible amount.The second priority was to get rid of the resistive heat losses in the coil. Since most of the RF energy at 27 MHz travels on the surface of the wire. it was decided to increase the surface area by making the diameter of the wire larger 10 GA copper. Since silver is a much better conductor than copper. although very expensive. the wire was heavily silver plated. This reduced the resistive loss to a minimum.Finally. to get rid of the losses in the matching between the coax and the loading coil. the lossy capacitor was eliminated and a difficult but more efficient means of coupling the antenna was used. A Scalar Network Analyzer was used to determine the very precise point to direct match the coil with the coax and obtain the best match with maximum power transfer. which gives the 3000 watts of power handling capability.So far you have read about why the Wilson 1000 performs better. but the Wilson 1000 is also the most rugged antenna you can buy. It is made with Mobay's Thermoplastic which costs a lot more. but it's the best available. All of these are the reasons you get a 2-year guarantee and your Wilson 1000 is guaranteed to outperform any base loaded CB mobile antenna (except the Wilson 5000 ) or your money back.For the ultimate in performance and power handling see the Wilson 5000 Base Load.

If you are a gadget lover. our Electronics catalog is your dream destination. Choose from hundreds of gadgets and accessories to suit different uses and add some entertainment. facility and convenience to your life. Features3000 Watt base loaded antenna 62 1/2" whip with cable and PL259 antenna connectorSuperior quality performance and reliabilitySpecificationsWeight: 6 lbs

The Wilson 5000 is the top performing base loaded CB antenna for the automobile. Wilson used the basic design of the Wilson Trucker 5000 with the exclusive low loss coil and proven performance qualities of the Wilson 1000. The Wilson trademark of designing an antenna with maximum efficiency is continued in the Wilson 5000.Specifications:High Power Ability To Handle 5.000 Watts AM. 20.000 Watts SSB (ICAS).Made with high impact Mobay Thermoplastic.6 gauge solid copper silver-plated wire.Exclusive low loss coil design.62" 17-7 PH Tapered spring stainless steel whip.Frequency range 26 MHz to 30 MHz.Weather Channel Ready.Available in Roof Top. Trunk Lip. or Magnetic Mount.Removable coil for safe storage and garage entrance.Weather Cap included to protect mount when coil is removed.

The Wilson 500 is a midpoint between the Little Wil and Wilson 2000 antennas. Features:2000 Watt power.Made with high impact Mobay Thermoplastic.Heavy duty coil uses 12 gauge copper wire.Exclusive low loss coil design.54" 17-7 PH stainless steel whip.Frequency range 26 MHz to 30 MHz.Weather Channel Ready.