The Oricom Replacement WHIP for ANB10 AM/FM Radio Fiberglass Antenna steps in when the original 940mm mast cops a hit and bends out of shape. The whip pulls in AM stations between 522kHz and 1710kHz plus FM between 87MHz and 108MHz, so you keep news and music on long stretches of highway. It drops straight onto an ANB10 base, keeping your existing cable run and bracket setup in play.

The flexible fiberglass body wraps a helical conductor that is tuned for broadcast bands in the kHz and MHz range used across Australia. At 940mm long the whip strikes a balance between signal performance and staying clear of low branches and 2.1m carparks. DAB compatibility means it works with digital head units using Band III frequencies. For a smart buy, you swap the mast and get out there without replacing the whole antenna kit.

• Genuine Oricom replacement whip for ANB10 antenna systems
• Helical style flexible fiberglass whip construction
• Tuned for AM radio reception from 522kHz to 1710kHz
• Tuned for FM radio reception from 87MHz to 108MHz
• DAB compatible for Band III digital radio services
• Whip length of 940mm for balanced performance and clearance
• Suits bull bar or guard mounts already using an ANB10 base
• Flexible mast design helps resist permanent bending from strikes
• Ideal for restoring radio reception after damage to original whip
• Simple screw-on installation to existing ANB10 antenna base

Q: Does this whip include the ANB10 base or mounting bracket?

No, this is the replacement whip only. It is made to screw onto an existing ANB10 base that is already fitted to your vehicle. If the base or cable are damaged, they will need to be replaced separately. This keeps the swap quick and cuts down on extra parts you might not need.

Q: Will this work with standard AM/FM head units in older vehicles?

Yes, the whip is tuned for AM 522kHz–1710kHz and FM 87MHz–108MHz which covers typical car radios. As long as your vehicle already runs an ANB10 antenna base and coax lead, the replacement mast will suit. You just unscrew the old whip and fit this one in its place. The radio connector in the dash does not need to change.

Q: Is the fiberglass whip suitable for vehicles that see corrugated roads?

Yes, the helical style flexible fiberglass build is well suited to vibration and sway. The mast is made to flex rather than crease when it hits scrub or cops wind buffeting. This reduces the chance of permanent bends. It also lowers stress on the ANB10 base over repeated corrugations and potholes.

Q: Does the whip support DAB digital radio reception?

Yes, the mast is listed as DAB compatible. This means it can pass the Band III frequencies used for digital radio in Australian cities to a suitable DAB receiver. Performance will still depend on your head unit and local coverage. Where transmitters are present the whip can feed both DAB and standard AM/FM signals through the same base.