Complete Your Stryker Installation With This Matched Antenna. High performance, durable good looking magnet mount antenna.
Introducing the magnetic version of the very popular Stryker SR-A10 Warthog CB antenna. Included with the antenna is a magnetic base with a 5" diameter magnet, meaning this antenna will NOT come off no matter how fast you're driving.
Rated at 10,000 watts, the SR-A10MM CB radio magnetic mount antenna will handle whatever you want to throw at it. However, from our experience, you may want to keep the power output on your 10 meter radios below 150 watts with any magnetic antenna. High powered radios magnetic antennas mean likely damage to the paint job on the body. If you've got a radio that has around 150 watts or less, you should be fine.
The load coil is removable from the magnetic base, so you can keep the magnet in place and just remove the long load coil whip when not in use.
SRA10MM Technical Specifications
Length
68in (5.6ft)
Width
5in (at base)
Power Handling
10,000 Watts
Frequency range
26 MHz to 30 MHz
Coax Length
17ft
Whip
63in Stainless Steel
How do I tune Stryker SRA10 Magnetic Antennas?
Check your SWR on channels 1, 20 and 40. If channel 40 is higher than one, remove the whip from the antenna, cut 1" off, then re-install and re-check your readings. Keep doing this until channels 1 and 40 have the same reading. For more detailed steps, check our guide here SWR Tuning Guide
I have owned this antenna for over a year now. With no problems very easy to tune. It works great for local and dx. And Walcott had it to my door in two days. I like that you can call and talk to a person. Thanks again.
Larry S.
4 months ago
so far, so good
I bought this antenna to listen to the log truck drivers, Bear and Cat hunters here in Idaho.
On the install I thought something was wrong with the antenna because the SWR was so low across a wide band spread.
Nope, it was just fine. My 1st contact was on channel 38, LSB was to a guy in upper Michigan, so it does work.
2nd contact was a guy in Dublin, Ireland, that was unexpected.
So far, so good as I said in the header.
Was it expensive, “yes”, but performance wise, it does the job.
