RoadPro’s Wilson clear-view antenna

April 2, 2014

RoadPro Wilson T2000 Series CB Antenna RoadPro’s Wilson T2000 Series CB Antenna line now is available with a clear-view feature with a stainless-steel center-loaded coil exposed by a clear exterior shell.

The antenna uses silver-plated copper wire to help facilitate added power and easier tuning, a 10-inch shaft and a 49-inch stainless-steel whip rated at 3500 watts with a 3/8-by-24-inch chromed brass ferrule. It also has a low-loss air-wound coil design, a frequency range of 26 to 30MHz and a static-reducing weather cap.

Wilson Antenna, www.wilsonantenna.com

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