Designed to support significant weight for large, heavy antennas Makes antenna removal simple: simply press down and twist to remove DescriptionThis heavy-duty CB quick disconnect is intended for use with large, heavy antennas. Designed to support significant weight and torque, it's built from rust-resistant stainless steel and can be used with 5' or longer antennas like Monkey Made, Predator, 102" whips and other oversize antennas. Once installed, antenna removal is simple: Simply press down on the disconnect and twist, and your antenna is free!Specs Model / SKU: HDQD2-SS or QD2 Recommended for: Use with 5' or longer fiberglass CB antennas, and other large, heavy antennas including the 102" whip, Monkey Made, and Predator models. Compatible with: Virtually all fiberglass and center-loaded CB antenna. The female top accepts all antennas with a 3/8" x 24 thread. The male bottom is a standard 3/8" x 24 thread and will screw into any CB antenna stud. Installation Notes: Installation is easy -- no tools required! Screw the disconnect into any CB stud or mount, and then screw the antenna into the top of the disconnect. Disconnect can be used with an antenna spring; they're simply stacked/screwed on top of one another. This quick disconnect is about 2 ½”. Mount Location: Other Stud Type: No Stud Material: Stainless Steel Product Includes: Heavy-duty quick disconnect accessory DetailsRemove your antenna effortlessly with this heavy-duty quick release from Astatic. Made from stainless steel, this well-built quick release is extremely durable.Help me choosePRODUCT OPTIONSCOLORLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nunc imperdiet, lorem et imperdiet accumsan, odio ligula porta quam, nec eleifend justo ipsum in elit. Donec eleifend velit cursus, dictum metus sed, mollis leo. Phasellus in bibendum sapien.SIZELorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nunc imperdiet, lorem et imperdiet accumsan, odio ligula porta quam, nec eleifend justo ipsum in elit. Donec eleifend velit cursus, dictum metus sed, mollis leo. Phasellus in bibendum sapien.
