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Features for the JENSEN AM/FM/ Top Mount Pull-Up Antenna
- AM/FM/ Top Mount Pull-Up Antenna- 5 section, collapsible Antenna
- 39" mast with 48" cable
- Adjustable 35" angle
- Removable rubber cap for locking or unlocking application (Key provided)
Specifications for the JENSEN AM/FM/ Top Mount Pull-Up Antenna
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Testing
Our hands on Engineering Research and Development team builds quality into our JENSEN Marine products from the beginning by expertly designing each product from the ground up and validating all designs through extensive testing that is primarily conducted in our own on-site test lab. Therefore, JENSEN Marine Audio & Video products offer MORE durability and performance than you would expect from standard electronics.
Reviews for the JENSEN AM/FM/ Top Mount Pull-Up Antenna
Customer Reviews
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Works like New
Rating Bought this antenna as a replacement for my antenna that got broken off by a previous owner. Was easy to install and works great. Excellent value antenna!!
Questions about the JENSEN AM/FM/ Top Mount Pull-Up Antenna
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Two parts, how large of hole is needed for the antenna, and how many inches of space is needed "below deck" the mounting point, how tall is the antenna "above deck" when fully extended?
From Patrick M. Gordon at 9/5/10 12:28 AMThe AN110 - JENSEN AM/FM/ Top Mount Pull-Up Antenna requires a mounting hole between 5/8” and 3/4”. 11/16” would be ideal. It requires 9.5” sub-surface clearance and the mast telescopes to 39”.
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How is this antenna (AN 110) different from a regular automobile antenna? What makes it suitable for marine use?From Mike at 6/7/10 7:22 PMThe AN110 Jensen AM/FM Top Mount Pull-Up Antenna may be used for both automotive and marine applications. It is not exclusive to the marine industry. Many of our Marine OEM's order this antenna for their products since it meets their specifications. Being collapsible, it lessens the possibility of it being damaged when the radio is not in use. It can be lowered when passing under lower bridges, especially when mounted on some larger vessels.
