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UHF and VHF marine radio frequencies operate at different wavelengths. A VHF signal sends relatively large radio waves, while UHF signals are sent on smaller waves that arrive closer together. How often do you think about your marine radio antenna? Probably not much. Most folks don't pay mind to their boats' antenna until it's broken or the source of an issue. Boaters are some of the first enthusiasts to replace their factory marine antenna with additional options. Those who like to customize radio channels almost always replace their antennas with something more attractive. Even so, it likely isn't the first upgrade on their list. Of course, there's always the fact that one may desire better reception. So what's the reason you want to make this upgrade? While we can't tell you why you should replace your marine radio antenna, we can tell you what some of the best options on the market are!
10.07.2024 06:36
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I have Votex Short EPDM Rubber Antenna. Unlike competitive options, this antenna uses a highly-conductive copper coil that promises unmatched reception from other antennas of this size. In many cases, reception is just as good as the factory antenna, but results will vary. The screw-in design makes this antenna application-specific but is offered for many popular applications.