VHF Bumper Antenna

    Jan. 8, 2010
    Related To:
    Vhfbumperantenna 10053622

    STI-CO announces a new covert VHF Bumper Antenna that's completely hidden behind the bumper and performs better than similar styles currently on the market! This Superband diversity antenna covers 20 MHz in the VHF band. It fits easily on most vehicles with non-metallic bumpers. Installation with super-strong adhesive tape provided is faster than the license plate antenna. As with all STI-CO antennas, detailed instructions are included and assistance, if needed, is provided by our expert technical support team. The system includes two antenna elements, mounting tape, cable and connector of choice.

    Request More Information

    By clicking above, I agree to Endeavor Business Media's Terms of Service and consent to receive promotional communications from Endeavor, its affiliates, and partners per its Privacy Notice. I also understand my personal information will be shared with the sponsor of this content, who may contact me about their offerings per their privacy policy. I can unsubscribe anytime.

    Related Content

    The Watchguard 4RE wireless in-car recording system is offers a high-tech video system with low-tech maintenance. The camera's '4RE' name comes from the company's Four Resolution Encoding technology, which allows the device to record at both high definition and at standard resolution simultaneously. On recordings that turn out to be important, the HD version is stored. Routine recordings (which comprise the majority of video recordings) are archived using the standard resolution.

    Santa Fe police used its drone team and tire deflation devices to stop a man who allegedly trapped a man and woman in the back of a U-Haul truck and then drove off.
    Pinellas County sheriff's deputies needed an armored vehicle to stop a 65-year-old driver who claimed the CIA was after her, waved a gun at police and rammed several vehicles after she was stopped for running a red light.
    Video footage from a lengthy confrontation with authorities along an interstate in Vevay Township captured a man running at Ingham County sheriff's deputies twice while brandishing two knives.
    An Ohio State Police trooper and a Dalton police officer collided with a suspect who kicked off a chase and opened fire after being spotted in a stolen car in Wooster.
    Oklahoma City police apprehended a convicted felon wanted in connection with a 2024 Texas shooting after officers briefly pursued a Jeep that sped away from a gas station.