AE4705PB 1200MM HEAVY DUTY ANTENNA GME

Limited Edition Pink Coloured GME UHF CB Heavy Duty Radome Whip

Made in Australia Proudly Supporting the McGrath Foundation - Grab Yours While Stocks Last

You asked and GME listened! The limited edition AE4700 radome series range is here for a short time only with limited stock available, featuring three new colour combinations. Best of all, they are made in Australia.

The AE4700 series is an adaptable antenna system with an easy screw-down fitment of the whip, allowing for interchangeability of whips. These antennas are perfect for hitting tough tracks or rugged touring, thanks to their heavy-duty spring base. Stock won’t last, so grab yours while it’s still available!

Built Tough for the Australian Landscape

GME's range of antennas are built tough with quality materials to take on the harsh landscape of Australia. Check out the range of GME antennas, offering dBi levels from 2.1 to 8.1 in various lengths.

Additionally, replacement antenna whips are available, allowing you to change your antenna needs on the fly—simply screw them onto the original base.

Understanding dBi Gain

When buying an antenna, you want to ensure it’s effective for your UHF needs and not just a good-looking addition to your bull bar. Antenna gain, measured in dBi, reflects the antenna's ability to direct or concentrate radio frequency energy in a specific pattern or direction.

It’s important to note that a higher dBi number isn’t always better. Choosing the right antenna depends on where you’ll primarily use your 4WD’s UHF system.

Key Considerations for Choosing the Right Antenna:

• Are you using your 4WD for going bush?
• Up through the mountains?
• Down into rivers and valleys?
• Or primarily on flat country roads?

Figuring this out will help you select the right antenna and get the most out of your purchase.

Simple Rule of Thumb for dBi Gain

• High Gain Antenna (8.1 dBi)
  Ideal for flat countryside with fewer obstacles in the signal’s path. Perfect for touring the outback, heading up the Hume, or playing I-spy with your mates on the treeless Nullarbor desert plains. The signal radiates in a straight, narrow path.

• Medium Gain Antenna (5.1 - 6.6 dBi)
  The go-to antenna if you do a bit of everything. Suited for suburban and country areas, these antennas are less likely to be obstructed by buildings, trees, or mountains.

• Unity Gain Antenna (2.1 dBi)
  Outputs a signal at the same level as the input. Works on a very broad pattern, making it far less likely to be obstructed by buildings, trees, rugged terrain, or mountains.