🛥️ ZOMCHAIN Marine VHF Antenna Mounts: Adjustable Ratchet Mount with 316 Stainless Steel Base for Boats Review

Very strong! I need this to raise and lower my webboost antenna! Be sure to buy when you have something you need to lower and raise.

is marked as 12 TPI. = 1 This is actually a standard male NPT ¾” x 14 threaded fitting. I assume this also applies to Zomchain antenna mounts with a roof ratchet: https://www.amazon.com/ZOMCHAIN-Ratchet-Antenna-Stainless-Adjustable/dp/B085TBPSZK/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=ZOMCHAIN +ratchet&qid =1615999151&sr=8-1This is important as I bought this to mount a cellphone booster antenna on the handrails of my stair case on wheels. 1000 times more than the sea market; Over 9 million RVs are…

This antenna mount on the rail didn't fit me at first. With the pull handle held upright, my antenna would not screw into the mount. I removed the lock nut and turned the handle down. This "looks" as it will work now. Just take a look.

Used as a cell phone signal booster on my motorhome. When I go to a campground with poor cell coverage, I use this to raise the signal booster antenna 2.5m above the camper to improve cell coverage. Then, when I leave the campsite, I flip the handle and lower the antenna to track them again. This bracket is made of stainless steel and appears to be very durable. I used it on my stairs in the back of the RV.

This marine VHF antenna mount was a great replacement for my old plastic antenna mount. It looks well made and holds up great on my 1997 Four Winns Sundowner bow guard. My 8ft Shakespeare VHF antenna bolts seamlessly to the mount, and the quick-release ratchet mount makes it easy to tow the boat without worrying about hitting branches or other low-hanging objects. The stainless steel trim looks like it belongs on my boat's bow rail. Quality product at a reasonable price.