SUPERSONIC SC-609 Motorized Rotating Outdoor Antenna 360° 47-860 MHz 28 dB 120 Miles
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Brass NMO mount with 17 ft LMR-240 cable and SMA male connector
The Laird Technologies MAB240SMI is a brass NMO antenna mount designed for a standard 3/8 inch mounting hole. It arrives with a 17ft LMR-240 cable that has an SMA male crimp connector already installed, ready for mobile radio installations.
Installation consists of drilling the 3/8 inch hole, securing the mount and routing the 17ft cable to the radio. The factory-crimped SMA male end removes the need for field termination tools, so the most common issue is simply ensuring the cable path avoids sharp edges or pinch points.
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Inspect the crimp ferrule for a uniform hexagonal impression and tug the cable gently — no movement at the joint means the crimp is solid.
The kit includes the brass NMO mount, 17 ft LMR-240 cable and factory-installed SMA male connector; you supply the 3/8 inch mounting hardware and any antenna base.
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