We periodically (no pun intended) get emails about complete replacement PVC antenna bases and handles. The idea behind the use of PVC pipe and connectors is to allow you to create your own mounts, handles, or bases, as is needed for your own application and operation. That being said, a lot of folks just want replacement pieces – and we are here to help! When you order this set you get: 2 @ 3″ lengths of 1/2″ SCH 40 PVC pipe, a 1/2″ PVC SCH 40 90-degree fitting, a 1/2″ x 1/2″ x 1/2″ PVC SCH 40 Tee, a 1/2″ x 1/2″ x 1″ PVC SCH 40 Tee, and an ~15″ long handle with foam grip.
Replacement PVC Base and Handle
$7.50
Elk Antennas PVC base and handle set.
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