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A 3 ft black fiberglass CB antenna whip with 16-gauge copper wire rated for 1000 watts and a UV-protected anti-static PVC jacket
The RoadPro RPPS-3B is a three-foot CB antenna whip built for citizens-band radio use. It uses 16-gauge copper wire rated for 1000 watts and a UV-protected anti-static PVC jacket. The top-loaded, continuously wound fiberglass construction provides a durable black finish.
This antenna fits installations where a short fiberglass whip is preferred and 1000-watt power handling is required. Operators needing a longer radiator, a different mounting style, or a non-fiberglass build should consider other options.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ROADPRO R |
| Product type | Others |
The box contains the 3 foot black fiberglass whip with 16-gauge copper wire and UV protected anti-static PVC jacket. You must buy the mount and coaxial cable separately.
This model is offered as a single 3 foot black version rated for 1000 watts. No other lengths or power ratings are listed for the RPPS-3B.
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