Tram - AIS/VHF/GPS Combo Marine Antenna - White

Engineered for superior marine performance, this Tram® 16763 39-in. stainless steel whip antenna delivers 3 dBd gain and full coverage of AIS (Automatic Identification System) and all marine band frequencies. Designed as a 1/2 wave antenna with wideband VHF capability from 156–162.2 MHz, it maintains an excellent VSWR of less than 1.3:1 for efficient transmission and minimal signal loss. Built to handle demanding conditions, the antenna features a high power rating of up to 150 watts and a durable stainless steel whip for long-lasting strength and corrosion resistance in harsh marine environments. Installation is both versatile and convenient. The 23-ft. RG58 low-loss cable includes an FME-Female connector for routing through small mounting holes, along with a UHF male PL-259 adapter for easy connection. A standard 1 in.-24 threaded base ensures compatibility with common marine mounts, and the included nylon ratchet mount allows for quick and easy lay-down when clearing bridges or storing your vessel. Reliable, high-powered, and easy to install, this antenna is an ideal solution for boaters who require dependable AIS and VHF communication performance.

New Look! Smaller and more powerful than the first generation, the redesigned signature Mohu LEAF indoor TV antenna offers upgraded style and performance. The Mohu Leaf Amplified antenna has a 60-mile range with new and improved amplification from the Jolt Switch in-line USB amplifier. Contemporary, mindful design with a warm grey finish on the outside pairs seamlessly with multi-directional UHF and Hi-VHF antenna elements on the inside for high-quality reception from the front and back of the antenna. High-performance coaxial cable is attached to the antenna for optimal function and fewer opportunities for interrupted signal. Hang on a wall or window away from metal for the best reception. The Jolt Switch is your antenna’s best friend with 18 dB of amplified gain in real time at the simple flip of a switch. Toggle ON for clear, efficient TV signal boost, sometimes tuning in channels beyond your antenna’s standard range. Toggle OFF when reception doesn’t need a boost without having to uninstall any part of your antenna setup and this all-in-one solution still provides protection and filtering from FM and RF signal interference. Easy setup and low profile of both antenna and amplifier make this free TV system perfect for city, suburb, and single-TV homes and compact spaces like apartments and dorm rooms. Full HD 1080p, 4K, 8K UHD, and Nextgen TV compatible. No internet required. Find local free TV channels and towers on our website or using our free Antenna Point app. Since introducing the world’s first paper-thin Leaf indoor antenna in 2011, Mohu has embraced new standards for HDTV innovation. We offer a wide range of aesthetically pleasing, easy-to-install indoor digital TV antennas that allow consumers to enjoy the TV they want at a cost they control.

Watch HD channels over the air with this Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX antenna. This long-range attic/outdoor TV antenna has quick-connect assembly that makes setup easy. It receives TV signals from over 70 miles away, and its multi-directional UHF and Hi-VHF configurations provide optimal reception without having to aim it. The ClearStream 4MAX is whole-home ready and connects with existing satellite or a cable provider’s wiring to deliver the antenna's signal to all your TVs. There are also many advantages to an outdoor TV antenna over an indoor antenna. An outdoor antenna will have fewer obstructions and less interference (noise) from electronics devices inside your home. This Antennas Direct ClearStream 4MAX antenna includes a 20-inch mast with a pivoting base to allow for installations on horizontal or vertical surfaces like a roof, fascia, or attic. Note: the range of this antenna will vary greatly depending on the height, power, and frequency coming from the TV tower, as well as the height of the antenna installation, the terrain and obstacles between your home and the broadcast towers.