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Transparent On−Glass UHF CB Antenna 4.5dBi Gain AE5004

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Details & Specs

If you prefer to keep your antenna out of harm’s way, the AE5004 Transparent On-Glass UHF CB Antenna 4.5DBi Gain from GME provides performance and discretion.

This antenna features a ground independent design, offers 4.5dBi gain and is pre-tuned to 477MHz. It’s made in Australia to the highest quality standards, with a transparent design so that you can mount it inside the windshield which removes any noise from the wind, while also keeping it away from damage or vandalism.

Ideal for use on an array of vehicles the AE5004 Transparent On-Glass UHF CB Antenna 4.5DBi Gain from GME is the covert antenna choice.

Ground independent design
4.5dBi gain
Pre-tuned to 477MHz
Made in Australia
Can be used on agricultural, earthmover, luxury or 4WD vehicles
Transparent design so that you can mount it inside the windshield
Suitable for a range of vehicles

External Dimensions:

27.1W x 0.8D x 16.5H cm

Packed Dimensions:

17.5W x 2.5D x 32H cm

Weight:

Antenna 0.010 Kg | Cables 0.170 Kg

Cable Length:

300 cm Low Loss Coaxial Cable with FME Termination | 100 cm RG174 Cable with FME Termination

Material:

Plastic | 3M Adhesive | Coaxial Cable

Broadcasting Frequency:

UHF CB

Frequency Range:

Pre−tuned to 477MHz

dBi Gain:

4.5 dBi

Suggested Use:

4WD | Vehicle

Warranty:

1 Year

Supplier Code:

AE5004

Snowys Code:

151895

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Q&A's (1)

Transparent window uhf aerial 1 answer

When installed on the windscreen should you only see the aerial itself or a distinct glad wrapped look. Had it professionally installed works great looks crap

Michael - Hayborough, SA(3 years ago)

G'day Michael,

I'm not sure what you mean by glad wrapped, but whilst the sticker is relatively see through you will definitely see it on the windscreen, not just the wire.
Pretty much everything that can be seen in the product image will be visible on your window, just transparent instead of white.

Lauren - Snowys(3 years ago)

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