Car CB Antenna BLOW 300 W, 795 mm, 26.960–27.400 MHz

Mobile car CB antenna BLOW 300 W, 795 mm, 26.960–27.400 MHz is a compact antenna designed for CB radio operation within the 26.960–27.400 MHz amateur and citizen band. With a physical length of 795 mm and a rated power handling of 300 W, the antenna is intended for vehicle installation to provide reliable short-range two-way communication for driving, emergency situations, or hobby use. The straightforward design and standard frequency coverage make this antenna suitable for typical CB setups where space and mounting convenience are important.

Advantages

The antenna combines a short mast length with a relatively high power rating, allowing installation on a wide range of vehicles without excessive protrusion. Its specified frequency range covers standard CB channels in the 27 MHz band, ensuring compatibility with common CB transceivers. The simple mechanical profile supports straightforward mounting and lowers the risk of damage from low overhead clearance while driving.

Suitable for

• Vehicle two-way CB radio communications
• Emergency and roadside communication setups
• CB radio hobbyists and convoy communication
• Short-range mobile voice contact in rural and urban environments

Key specifications

• Frequency range: 26.960–27.400 MHz
• Physical length: 795 mm
• Power handling: 300 W (rated)
• Intended installation: vehicle-mounted mobile antenna

How to use

Install the antenna on a suitable vehicle mount that provides a secure electrical ground and mechanical support. Ensure the feedline connection to the CB radio is made with an appropriate coaxial cable and compatible connector, and check SWR (standing wave ratio) after installation to confirm proper tuning within the 26.960–27.400 MHz band. Route the coax to avoid sharp bends and protect it from pinch points. Regularly inspect the mount and connector for corrosion or loosening that may affect performance.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use a quality coaxial cable with low loss and verify antenna tuning with an SWR meter. Keep the antenna clear of metallic obstructions and maintain secure mounting hardware; in areas with low overhead clearance choose mounting positions that reduce the risk of impact. Follow local regulations regarding CB radio use and permitted power levels.