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Cobra Fiberglass CB Antenna — 4ft

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Four-foot fiberglass CB whip; primary page pairs it with mirror/truck mounts and RG58 coax.

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Building or extending a compatible CB setup
Material / format
4ft fiberglass CB antenna · Manufacturer specifications
Know before buying
Whip is not a complete mounting kit. Requires separately matched mount, coax, suitable installation/grounding and SWR tuning. Do not suggest it screws directly onto handheld CB. Research-based selection; confirm current model, stock, price and delivery with the manufacturer.

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A matched component for a deliberate CB installation.

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