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HYS TCJ-N2 Trunk NMO Antenna Mount W/13Ft of RG-58 Coax Cable with PL-259 Connector(UHF-Male) for NMO HF/VHF/UHF Antenna auspowers_batchfour you can still squeeze the Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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HYS TCJ N2 Trunk NMO Antenna Mount W 13Ft of RG 58 Coax Cable with PL 259 Connector(UHF Male) for NMO HF VHF UHF Antenna auspowers_batchfour you can still squeeze the Style:Crimped Wire Wheel you can still squeeze the grommet in and it's extremely tight If you find that the size is incorrect after purchase HYS RG58 Cable Cable: RG 58 Cable length:4m (13ft) Connector: NMO to PL259 The mount is a "trunk lid" mount with 13' about 4m RG 58 cable The flange to the left hooks under the lid of a vehicle trunk This is a high quality

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