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Shakespeare ART-3 Antenna Tester
Shakespeare ART-3 Antenna Tester
Author: Staff
Shakespeare leads the world in the design and manufacture of antennas for marine applications, offering high-quality, reliable products for craft ranging from small bass boats to the largest commercial vessels. So the company understands better than anyone that a marine radio is only as good as its antenna. That's why Shakespeare builds each fiberglass antenna with absolute precision. But a number of variables can affect even the highest-quality VHF equipment. Still, a wise captain regularly makes certain that his or her communications gear is working at peak performance. Sure, you can test your onboard VHF radio and antenna system by calling for a radio check. However, these calls can be (and often are) ignored, and the assessment may be inaccurate. The easy, new solution? The ART-3 antenna radio tester from Shakespeare Electronic Products Group.
Unlike other meters in its class, the ART-3 tests receiver function as well as transmitter output power and antenna efficiency (VSWR). Powered by an internal battery, the ART-3 can also be connected to the boat's 12-VDC with the supplied power cable. Check its internal battery level with the flip of a switch. The compact device is simple to use and a necessity for all serious boaters. The ART-3 from Shakespeare Electronic Products Group retails for $89.95.
Founded in 1897, Shakespeare is today's world leader and innovator in fiberglass-reinforced composite antenna technologies for military, commercial and consumer markets. Copies of Shakespeare's catalogs of marine antennas and electronics products are available free by writing or calling the company. You may also visit its Web site or e-mail marine@shakespeare-ce.com for more information.
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