Shakespeare Sra-25 Galaxy Style Sirius Xm Satellite Radio Antenna Boat Marine on 2040-parts.com
Elkhart, Indiana, United States
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Galaxy Style SRA-25
Sirius Satellite Radio Satellite radio for your boat just got easier. And smaller! Specially designed for smaller boats that ply inland waters, Shakespeare's Galaxy SRA-25 Digital Satellite Radio Antenna sports an ultra-low-profile. Tiny as it is, it delivers plenty: weather, news, music, sports, and entertainment from Sirius Satellite Radio. The versatile SRA-25 accommodates a variety of mounting methods, with or without running its cable through the mounting surface. It comes with a 25-foot cable. Attaches to surfaces up to 1 thick via 9/16 diameter threaded shaft.
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