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At Moonraker, we have a large selection of CB antennas available for all ranges of circumstances and radios. From budget options to professional radio setups, you’ll find what you’re looking for at Moonraker.
Our antennas split into four categories: base, handheld, mobile CB antennas, and CB antenna kits.
We also work with several top brands and manufacturers, including, but not limited to:
If you have a CB radio, a quality CB antenna is vital to your setup. Why? The antenna captures radio frequency signals so the receiver can convert them to electrical signals. Equally, the antenna takes the signals from the transmitter and converts them to radio frequency signals. So, a good quality CB antenna can improve both your reception and transmission.
So if you don’t already have a decent quality CB antenna or if you are looking to improve on the one you had, check out our options now!
On a radio, the antenna receives and transmits radio waves. What you think of when you picture an antenna - the long pole that points to the sky - is known as the whip. The base is where it is attached to at the bottom.
Great options include the Venom GPA 1/2 Wave Base, the Solarcon Antron, or the Sirio 2016 CB 5/8.
The Moonraker Micro CB Antenna is a fantastic budget choice, or for a more advanced setup, choose the Genuine K40 Black Original.
Moonraker has several options from MRW-27, MRW-27L, and MRW-27TNC. Alternatively, check out the Albrecht Hyflex.
Mount kits and SWR meters are just some examples of antenna accessories.
These are great all in one kits and the antenna can be mounted to your vehicle without the need to drill any holes..
This will depend entirely on your set up (hand-held, mobile or base-station) and where you need to mount it. For example if mounting on your vehicle is the vehicle made of metal or fibreglass? If mounting your antenna inside, how much space do you have? If mounting an antenna outside how high can you go and will your neighbours mind?
It's all to do with the frequencies on which they run. CB runs on 27 MHz, whereas the popular Ham VHF and UHF frequencies run on 144 and 430 MHz.
You may need a mounting kit for this step but aim for the center of the roof for the best signal.
This may vary, but on a vehicle aim for at least two-thirds of the antenna above the vehicle's roof line. In all other instances the general rule is the higher the better.
The best way to do this is to install the antenna higher, as it will have a better chance of picking up signals.
As a general rule, the longer, the better for CB antennas, as you'll be more likely to get a good signal.