Antenas para Ford F-250 Super Duty

Ford F-250 Super Duty Antennas

Stay well-connected to the world with your choice of Ford F-250 Super Duty antennas. Made from a variety of tough materials, compatible Ford antennas come from both original equipment manufacturers and aftermarket designers. Whichever route you choose for your Lariat or XLT, a wide variety of antennas are available to make your drive more enjoyable.

Ford F-250 Super Duty trucks are known for their toughness. They are also known for the incredible diversity that the F-250 brand brings to the table. This extends to radio antenna choices.

• Terrestrial radio: Ground radio antennas include simple mast antennas as well as more robust designs like citizens band (CB) radio antennas. Terrestrial antennas pick up radio signals from sources that include FM and AM radio stations.
• TV: If you enjoy watching terrestrial television while on long trips in your Super Duty, this antenna design is right up your street.
• Cellular data: Cellular antennas deliver data from infotainment networks that provide mixes of content types.
• Satellite: Satellite stations offer wide coverage capabilities. If you live or frequently travel in remote areas, or if you just want to preserve your ability to receive news, weather, music, and other vital information at any time, you might want to look into installing satellite-capable Ford antennas.
• GPS: GPS units make use of the constellation of orbiting global positioning satellites to pinpoint your location. Useful for people who travel to new places, GPS also helps your loved ones keep track of you. Plus, some models even offer tracking-protection for your Ford F-250 Super Duty truck.

Many cars use materials other than metal for many surface components. For example, graphite, resins, and composite materials see frequent use in many car-body parts. To get around this issue in your Super Duty truck, you have several options.

• Ground independent: These antennas need no metal base area to operate in your F250 Lariat or XLT.
• Lip mounted: You can move and place lip mounted antennas anywhere on your truck that has proper attachment features. These mounts provide you with portability and the ability to place your antenna in a good position for signal reception.
• Magnetic mount: These designs attach to ferromagnetic materials and provide a solid electromagnetic foundation for a variety of antenna designs.

Many things can cause breakages, including car washes and bad weather. Antenna damage can affect your reception in your F-250 Super Duty, so to reduce your risk of breakage in the future, look for high-quality products.

• Billet antennas: Usually measuring from 15 to 20-inches in length, billet antennas are often made from tough materials, and their short stature enables them to avoid hazards. Many billet antenna designers make up for any reception-loss with built-in pre-amplifiers.
• Hockey puck antennas: Flat and squat, these low-profile vehicle antennas can receive signals across a broad range of the radio spectrum. For example, some hockey puck antennas give you access to cellular, navigational, and terrestrial radio networks. And, they are good at avoiding and shrugging off physical abuse.
• Shark fins: Shark fin antennas usually mount on the roof or towards the rear of cars. They also have low profiles, and their tapering construction gives them aerodynamic advantages.