Description
- Weight: 406g
- Length: 314mm
- Tube thickness: 3mm
- Suitable for mounting Echomax Active X Target Enhancers
Offset mast head bracket for Active-X Antenna and smaller VHF TV GPS & AIS antenna
Note: Not suitable for use with Active-XS Antennas – Please use the XS Ocean Mast Bracket. (030-XSMB)
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