2003 Tahoe Digital Radio Antenna Replacement

Prefect replacement for a dropped antenna.

Good replacement antenna. No issues.

I have purchased L-Plates for every camera Ive owned since 2003 (the Digital Age), and Sony has been no exception. They keep the weight and lens centered on a tripod in the vertical position, and help protect the camera, somewhat like a roll cage. Cables attached to the side (e.g., for video) are protected, and that protection can be augmented with an Arca cable clamp. The RRS L-plates have two sockets for straps with a military-style quick connector, which is a secure way to carry the camera and easily removed as needed.

I just bought a replacement for the unit protecting my TV,etc. I have had 3 units since the early 90s. I use them to protect my sound equipment in a band. You never know the quality of the power system your plugging into at various locations, including occasionally generator power. I converted one unit to TV at home use when I bought a 61" HD TV in 2003. We are in the country and the voltage fluctuates a lot. Occasionally I have to run a generator when power is out. My TV use LCR2400 has been continuously on since 2003. The voltage indicators are often fluctuating. This unit recently took a hit (lightning surge) and won't come back on. It protected the equipment downstream, exactly as it is supposed to. I got my money's worth.

I needed a replacement controller for my 2003 CG-5 EQ mount. Plug and play, works perfectly. User interface has changed a bit, but new features are a plus. Have not had a chance to try the USB connection for computer control.

Add this antenna and it made a big difference in range. I would recommend this for any that wants to get the maximum out if their radio.

reliable and piece of beauty that keep digital time and gives you the radio too.

I have been using the Midland MXT115 radio with the supplied magnetic antenna for the past year and have been really enjoying how clean and clear the transmissions have been even in the FRS channels. Once I decided how I was going to mount the radio in my truck ( Lexus GX470 ) I knew i would have to hard mount the antenna. I went with the universal lip mount and the Ghost 3db antenna to try to keep both the profile down and get a boost in range... it has worked out great in both respects!! The low profile of the Ghost doesn't scream look at me and the extra bit of range seems to be working out great and no issues hearing anyone on the trail in our group nor on the road when we are driving in a group convoy. Now for the normal stuff... shipping time was quick especially in the Covid time... product was in great condition and no damages as well as fitting perfectly. I recommend the GRMS radios to anyone who asks and the Midland by brand. The product is just as advertised and it just works.

I purchased this to use as a place to mount a radio antenna to. It works excellent. Folds up nicely.

Perfect replacement for a damaged antenna at a reasonable price. Warning: Replacement of the antenna is a DIY project that requires soldering skills (there are quite a few tutorial videos on YoUTube that will show you the process). If soldering is not your thing, you can have your local professional sound equipment dealer do it for you (if you are so lucky to have someone like that in your town).