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Antenna Mounts

Marine VHF Antenna Mounts

Marine VHF antenna mounts are essential hardware for securely attaching VHF antennas to a boat. These mounts are available in various types and materials, allowing boat owners to choose options that best suit their installation needs and the location of the antenna on the vessel.

Common Mount Types

  • Ratchet Mounts: These mounts feature a ratcheting mechanism that allows the user to adjust the antenna's angle. This makes it easy to lower the antenna when passing under low bridges or during trailering. Ratchet mounts can typically be installed on either a deck or a side surface.
  • Rail Mounts: Rail mounts are designed to clamp onto the boat's rails. They are especially popular for sailboats, where rail space is available for attaching hardware.
  • Deck Mounts: These mounts are installed directly onto a flat surface, such as the deck or cabin top, using bolts. Some deck mounts have a fixed angle, making them suitable for permanent installations.
  • Mast Mounts: Mast Mounts are used on sailboats to attach the antenna directly to the mast. This positioning ensures the highest possible mounting point, which maximizes the antenna's range.
  • Electric Mounts: Electric Mounts provide a convenient option for raising and lowering the antenna with the push of a button from the helm. This eliminates the need to climb onto the boat top, though it is a more expensive solution.

Material and Product Examples

Mounts are commonly constructed from durable materials such as nylon, aluminum, or stainless steel. Of these, 316 stainless steel is notable for offering superior corrosion resistance, making it well-suited for the harsh marine environment.