20ft CB Base Station Antenna, 27MHZ Aluminum Alloy

Out of the box it was as straightforward as possible and it came together very nicely and worked really well once setup was complete. Thank you. I can hear skip from lands afar on more channels than I knew people even talked on.

Well dang. I'm pretty impressed. Replaced my Sirio Starduster 400 that got bent with this antenna due to price and shipping speed. Took a couple of hours to get it changed over but I'm rather impressed. SWR is not adjustable on this antenna. Their magic matching network inside the base of the 5/8 wave antenna is set at the factory and that's it. I have it mounted just over 30 feet in the air on a 1 1/4" inch rigid conduit mast. SWR is essentially flat from right around 26.5 to 28.5 mHz. Made a couple of QSO's locally and got great reports. Skip is dead right now so we'll see what happens when conditions return but I'm pretty optimistic at this point. I run less than 100 watts so this antenna is just fine for me, I believe it's rated for 100 watts. Assembly was pretty straight forward. All pre-deillee holes and screws lined up perfectly. Instructions are poor at near bur I would think anyone with even a slight background in radio should be able to screw 6 sections together. Be aware that the included mounting hardware will only accept a 1.5 inch (actual) diameter mast which is not very wide. I'm excited to see what I can do with this over the next year as conditions change. I think you get a lot of antenna for the money. I did wrap each joint with Super 33 electrical tape to keep set screws and mechanical joints somewhat waterproof and keep the set screws from backing out after flexing in the wind. All in all in pleased with performance vs. price on this 5/8 wave CB antenna.

Easy assembly, good SWR, cheap, lightweight, great performance. I coated all the screws and joints with liquid electrical tape then wrapped all the joints with 3M Super 33. I also had a little difficulty getting the coax seated. Those last couple of threads needed some finesse so give that cable a wiggle and make sure it's actually tight. Coated that with liquid electrical tape too (Starbrite brand is my favorite). We've already had 40 MPH gusts and it handled it fine. My feedpoint is temporarily at 15 feet which works fine for dx but I can't wait to get it up higher where it belongs for local.

This is the best antenna I have used so far. Excellent SWR. I didn't have to adjust the SWR, it was so low the indicator barely moves from 1! I receive local chatter from 30-40 miles away and skip as well.

Works great, good swr

This antenna was easy to put together. Light weight and easy to install. I call it the AT&T antenna. It reaches out to touch someone. Good buy

So easy to put together missing one top screw. Swr was good in the cb band and more. It’s ground mounted on a 5 foot post pounded into the ground. But 100 watt? Is this a quarter wave? I don’t think so at 20 .3 feet be interesting to know what’s inside. However it works for my father and got him back on the air.

SWR across 11m 1:1. IDK about durability but easy to assemble. Talked from NC to Mexico City first night.