6" Whip Antenna w/ 35' Coax Cable

Video Transcript for Review of JR Products RV Antennas - COAX Cable - 372COAX

Ellen: Hey everyone, I'm Ellen 00:00:02 here at etrailer.com. Today we're taking a look at the JR Products Whip Antenna with 35 foot Coax Cable.Now, this is designed specifically for the PressurePro Tire Pressure Monitoring System to extend the signal of your tire pressure monitoring through this coax cable. So we'll have our end with the attachment for that coax to our whip antenna, this is going to be six inches long. It also has a little bracket to mount that below your coach to extend that signal out. We'll have a ring nut, a serrated washer or star washer, and then this little grommet. So you can put this through the other way, depending on how you have it configured and then tighten everything down and then attach your coax cable to your antenna.So this gives you a lot of options as far as mounting goes, it also comes with the two self-tapping screws to get that attached to a secure mounting point.

Take this back off, and we'll go over some measurements here. The other end of that coax cable will go to your control box inside your coach. And this is going to have that right angle smaller coax connector to go on your box.Again, our cable's going to be 35 feet long, so it should be long enough to get that signal antenna to about the middle or the rear of your coach so you can get a good signal for everything. Our bracket measures about two inches long and about an inch and three eights tall. And then it's about an inch wide.

Again, our whip antenna is six inches long. Sorry, I'll turn that toward you guys. And then our screws or bolts are going to be about an inch and a quarter long.That's going to do it for our look at the JR Products six inch Whip Antenna with 35 foot Coax Cable..