Stinger King-Post Antenna for Trike / Hang Glider incl. Extension

On a trike you know the problem: structure is everywhere, and a badly placed antenna disappears into the radio shadow. This Stinger is made exactly for that. You bolt it to the king post and, with the included extension, bring it out cleanly beyond the sail - out of the shadow and into free radiation. Flexible stainless steel shrugs off the airflow on an open trike, and your radio stays clear from take-off to landing.

Why choose this

• King-post mounting made specifically for trike, hang glider and flexwing
• Included extension brings the antenna out of the shadow, beyond the sail
• Flexible stainless steel stands up to airflow and vibration on an open trike
• Clear connection at any altitude and in any weather
• Proven MicroAvionics manufacture from the UK, built for the open cockpit

Technical Details

• Type: Metal whip antenna (Stinger), king-post version
• Included: extension
• Material: flexible stainless steel with protected wire sheathing
• Application: trike, hang glider / flexwing
• Manufacturer: MicroAvionics (UK)

Who is this for?

For you, if you fly a trike, hang glider or flexwing and need a radio antenna that radiates clear beyond the sail instead of disappearing into the structure's radio shadow. If you already have a well-placed, working antenna, you'll only need this as a replacement or if you're having reception problems.

Is this right for you?

Made specifically for trike, hang glider and flexwing (application: mounted to the king post, i.e. the upper mast/keel). The included extension brings the antenna out of the shadow, beyond the sail. Matched to the VHF aviation radio band and fits standard cockpit radios. If in doubt, check the mounting point and connector against your trike before buying - just ask if you need help.

What's included

What's in the box: the Stinger king-post antenna including extension. What you'll also need: the connecting cable to the radio or the antenna base, if not already fitted to your trike - just ask if you need help.