Francis Fiberglass Antenna

Nov 28, 2011

Updated Aug 13, 2012

The Francis Fiberglass Antenna comes with an inner coil design and double helical continuous load and can handle 300 watts of power, the company says. The antenna’s chrome-plated, brass ferrule fits most standard mounting systems. Francis offers the antenna in a black or white 4-ft. length.

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