Tram - AIS/VHF/GPS Combo Marine Antenna - White
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Combines AIS, VHF, and GPS antennas into one unit to save space and simplify your boating setup
Covers AIS and all marine band frequencies with 3dBd gain for enhanced safety and communication
Delivers 150W power with wideband 156MHz–162.2MHz and VSWR less than 1.3:1 for clear signal quality
Includes a 30dB gain active GPS antenna with multiple adapters for versatile GPS applications
Equipped with 23ft RG58 low-loss cables for both VHF and GPS, ensuring reliable signal transmission
Engineered for advanced marine communication and navigation, thie Tram® 16773 dual-function antenna combines powerful VHF and high-performance GPS capabilities in a rugged, easy-to-install package. The VHF section delivers 3 dBd gain and full coverage of AIS (Automatic Identification System) and all marine band frequencies, with wideband operation from 156–162.2 MHz. Its efficient 1/2 wave design maintains an excellent VSWR of less than 1.3:1 for optimal signal transfer and supports up to 150 watts of power. The 38-3/4 in. stainless steel whip provides strength and corrosion resistance for long-term durability in harsh marine environments. The integrated active GPS antenna features 30 dB gain and operates on 2.5V to 5.5V, ensuring reliable positioning performance across a wide range of marine electronics systems. Installation is designed for flexibility and convenience. Both VHF and GPS include 23-ft. RG58 low-loss cables with FME connectors for routing through small mounting holes. The VHF includes a UHF male PL-259 adapter, while the GPS comes with BNC-male, TNC-male, and SMA-male adapters to ensure compatibility with virtually all GPS applications. A standard 1 in.-24 threaded base fits common marine mounts, and the included nylon ratchet mount allows for easy lay-down when clearing bridges or for storage. Durable, powerful, and versatile, this antenna is an ideal all-in-one solution for boaters who demand dependable VHF, AIS, and GPS performance.
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