
Features
- Black Fibreglass Radome
- 6.6dBi Gain
- Whip Length: 1050mm
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GME Antenna 1050mm Whip Black 6.6dBi Gain
Replacement Black whip only - to suit AE4705B.
GME's range of Antennas are built tough with quality materials to take on the harsh landscape of Australia. Check out the range of GME antennas from 2.1-8.1 dBi in various lengths. Repco also have replacement antenna whips so you can change your antenna needs on the fly just by screwing on to the original base.
What is dBi gain?
When buying an antenna you want to make sure it's going to be effective for your UHF needs and not just look good on the bull bar. Antenna gain is measured in dBi and is simply the measure of an antenna's ability to direct or concentrate radio frequency energy in a particular pattern or direction. dBi Gain is one of those things that's not just the bigger number is better.
Choosing the antenna can be confusing at first but if you know where you're primarily going to use your 4wd's UHF then it can be fairly simple. Are you using your 4WD for going bush? Up through the mountains? Down into rivers and valleys? Or are you wanting to use your UHF system primarily on the flat country roads? Figuring this out will help you choose the right antenna and get the most out of your purchase.
Simple rule of thumb for understanding dBi Gain GME are the leading name in radio communication and continue to manufacture their innovative products in Australia. With strict quality control and focussing on their customer's needs. They create what the market wants, at the quality we all need. Check out the full range of Antennas, In-Car UHF CB Radios, personal locator beacons, marine radios, speakers and Antenna Mounting Brackets all available to order on the Repco website today.
Know How

Knowing your destination will help in the selction process when choosing your UHF antenna. It need not be confusing. Watch this 'how to' guide to get a better understanding of the specs you will need from your new antenna.