A folding antenna for the President Randy 3 handheld.
When extended the antenna will give increased performance compared to the original antenna, and then it can be folded for easy transport. You can still receive on the antenna while it is folded.
Will also work on any other handheld that has a TNC antenna socket.
Replacement rubber duck antenna suitable for any CB handheld with a BNC connector.
This is the original antenna for the PNI Escort HP62, but will fit the Midland 42 etc.
Length 20cm.
A replacement rubber duck CB antenna to fit on any CB handhelds that use a BNC fitting for the antenna. More rigid than the PNI version above.
An extra long "rubber duck" antenna to increase the range on a handheld CB that has a BNC fitting.
This antenna is "semi rigid", there is some flex in the bottom part and in the top, but the centre section is solid.
An extra long "rubber duck" antenna to increase the range on a handheld CB that has a SMA MALE fitting.
Suitable for use on the tti TCB-H100 & and other handhelds that have a SMA antenna socket.
An extra long "rubber duck" antenna to increase the range on a handheld CB that has a TNC fitting.
Suitable for use on the President Randy, Randy 3, kPo Panther and any other handhelds that have a TNC antenna socket.
Slim flexible rubber antenna to fit on modern handhelds which have a BNC socket (eg Midland 42).
Current stock are original Midland 42 antennas.
Slim flexible rubber antenna to fit on modern handhelds which have a TNC socket (eg Maycom, RadioShack, President etc).
These are the original antenna for the President Randy.
Slim extra long (53cm) flexible rubber antenna to fit on modern handhelds which have a TNC socket.
This will give increased performance compared to the standard short rubber duck.
Slim extra long (53cm) flexible rubber antenna to fit on modern handhelds which have a BNC socket.
Original replacement antenna as supplied with the Intek H-520 handheld.
BNC fitting.
Rubber duck antenna for the old handhelds which had a large telescopic antenna (eg Harvard 410T, Harrier, Moonraker).
The rubber duck simply pushes over the top of the telescopic antenna.
The rubber duck pushes over the top of the telescopic antenna and then tightens onto it with a thumbscrew.
