Shakespeare 5102 | VHF Antenna, White - 8 ft (6 dB) ESPFUSE3 1001|1003|CG20P-G|CG20-SS|CG30P-G|CG30-SS|CGM17P-G|CGM17-SS|CG20P-G2|CG30P-G2|1150|1151|1152|1140|1141|1142

Shakespeare 5102 | VHF Antenna, White - 8 ft (6 dB) ESPFUSE3 1001|1003|CG20P-G|CG20-SS|CG30P-G|CG30-SS|CGM17P-G|CGM17-SS|CG20P-G2|CG30P-G2|1150|1151|1152|1140|1141|1142

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Shakespeare 5102 VHF Antenna, White 8 ft (6 dB) ESPFUSE3 1001 1003 CG20P G CG20 SS CG30P G CG30 SS CGM17P G CGM17 SS CG20P G2 CG30P G2 1150 1151 1152 1140 1141 1142 1001 1003 CG20P G CG20 SS CG30P G CG30 SS CGM17P G CGM17 SS CG20P G2 CG30P G2 1150 1151 1152 1140 1141 1142 Seachoice is committed to delivering quality marine accessories and OEM replacement parts to satisfy fishing Shakespeare started its second century of innovation with the new Centennial antennas that bring the most wanted high end features to mid priced antennas and a PL 259 connector

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