Pctel A/S - 3/4" Hole Thick Roof Mount Antenna

I would like to find these where the coax is straight through the bottom and not bend at a 90 degree angle. Vehicles with fiberglass roofs cannot be mounted with the 90 degree bend.

Works very good. Does exactly what I needed. Allows me to remove my antenna and swap it as needed.I ran this from my tailgate of my 21 Jeep JRUL and it was exact length to run from Mopar reinforced hinge large antenna hole on top through the door below subwoofer and right side of Jeep under glove compartment through back of below the radio then under steering wheel to my radio. It’s exactly long enough so be sure and be familiar on cutting and crimping connector on before doing it on this one as not any length to lose at all. I would buy again.

I used this to mount an antenna on my Tacoma. I was using a Victory 4x4 hood mount and because that's thick aluminum I needed a thick surface mount.This mounted with minimal adjustment, is sturdy, and most importantly cleared the windshield so I can open and close the hood without worry.Construction sturdy and threading of the mount is the standard NMO style.

Fit very well good quality.

I have a half inch thick aluminum mount on my SXS and first went with the much cheaper Laird brand. The Laird hardly has any support on the bottom, just a real thin washer. The first time out my antenna got caught up in a tree and ripped right out of the mount.I was hesitant about buying this one because the details and pictures are awful and the price is high but I needed something so I took the plunge.This one is much stronger, fixes all the problems I had with the cheap competitor. It mounts up to half inch (17mm) plate and has a strong metal crimped lead going into the bottom with the thread measuring 1 inch.The top ring/antenna base is a lot thicker than any of my others and I think it's threaded the same so if you wanted to save a few millimeters that's also an option.

Worked Great!!!!!!

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