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    How To Modify A Military Antenna Base For CB Use (pics)

    got an actual count on these antennas 4242-MK3, qty 9 NIB, qty 5 used 4310, qty 4 NIB, qty 3 used 4265-A, qty 9 used, these are 116-174 Mhz, 50 Ohm, 60w, 42" long with BNC female connector. I forgot we had these. Also found a box of mounting hardware and gaskets kits sealed in bags for these...
  2. K

    How To Modify A Military Antenna Base For CB Use (pics)

    4310 is for 225 to 420 Mhz, 50Ohm, 60W with type N Female connector, It was used for UHF comms on USMC bands for ground to air in OIF 1 and OIF 2. These are leftovers from that contract. 4242-MK2 is VHF 30-88Mhz, 50 Ohm, 70W, with a BNC Female connector. These were used for ground to ground...
  3. K

    How To Modify A Military Antenna Base For CB Use (pics)

    I have a bunch of Shakespeare 4242-MK2 VHF and 4310 UHF. Some NIB and some used left over from a contract. What are they worth?
  4. K

    How To Modify A Military Antenna Base For CB Use (pics)

    Is there a need for Shakespeare Military antennas? I have a bunch of them, some NIB. short UHF and the long VHF versions with bases.
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