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Firestik II FS-2BK 2 feet 300 Watt FS Series Tunable Tip CB Antenna - 1 Each - Black

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Features

  • 5/8 wave length design rated at 300 watts
  • Upper coil extension enhances power handling capability
  • Custom blended glass fiber reinforced shaft for flexibility and ruggedness
  • Heavy insulated copper wire winding prevents oxidation and shorted windings
  • Made in the USA using American materials

Description

The FireStik II FS Series Antennas feature upper coil extension to increase the power handling capability of the antenna. The "FS" antennas are 100 percent American made with 100 percent American materials. To maintain a balance between flexibility and ruggedness we use a custom blended glass fiber reinforced shaft. Each is wound with heavy insulated copper wire to prevent the oxidation and shorted windings often found on non-FireStik antennas. The tunable tip mechanism is made from rust-proof brass and has a rubber O-ring to hold the adjuster in place after tuning. Our 3/8"-24 threaded base has a tapered contact point that works especially well with FireStik mounts and accessories. The tapered "lug-nut" effect transfers stress away from the threads and reduces the possibility of vibration induced loosening of the antenna in its mount. Each antenna is covered with a static reducing, water- tight sleeve containing UV and pigment stabilizers. Like all CB antennas, the FS antennas should be fine-tuned (SWR) in their final mounting location.

Antenna: Radio


Brand: FireStik


Color: Black


Number of Channels: 1


Impedance: 50 ohm


Maximum Range: 2 feet


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Manufacturer: FireStik


Number of Packs: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


AntennaDescription: Radio


Brand: FireStik


UPC: 716414110005 796793413126


Manufacturer: FireStik


Number of Packs: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 05


Number of Items: 1


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Model Number: FS-2BK


Mfr Part Number: FS2B


Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited


Number of Channels: 1


Impedance: 50 ohm


Maximum Range: 2 feet


Color: Black


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    • Thick-n-sturdy. I recommend mount with a spring
Good, affordable antenna that is easy to tune once you remember to re-cap the tip before checking the meter (I didn't realize that a little cap could affect the SWR that muchπŸ˜…) SWR Curve: Ch 1 -> 20 -> 40 | 1.5 -> 0.1 -> 1.2 (I said 0.1 but idk exactly, it was basically at 0, to the point that youd have to be up close to really see the needle on the meter move. Id say thats pretty darn good for my first tune) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2025 by Wyatt Elliott
    • Had to ground it to the mount but it works well!
I ended up needing to ground it to the fender mount I got for it. Initially thought I wouldn't have to since the mount was already bolted to a steel fender, but the antenna didn't work until I made a short grounding strap and grounded it to the mount. Shoulda done that to begin with lol. But it works great now! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2025 by B L
    • Good 2' antenna.
It's a 2' tunable Firestick. What more is there to say? It works as good as a 2' antenna can on 11 meters and I can get pretty decent TX and RX, respectively speaking. This is mounted on the fender of my '13 JKU Rubi with a spring and with a quick tune, I got 1.5-ish on CH20 so I'm okay with it. Wind resistance is low enough to not cause any sway but you can hear the wind noise when driving highway speeds but then it's about 4' from the drivers position. The 3' Firestik was about 1/2" too tall for me to get in my garage so this makes a nice compromise between talking and parking plus it just looks good IMO; not too short and not too tall. I have several Firestick II's from 2' to 4' and they all work very well, better the longer they get of course. I was going to tune the 3' Firestick II and toss in in the back of the Jeep to swap out on road trips but in all honesty the 2' works well enough I don't worry about it. It can easily keep up with road traffic and I've verified a strong TX signal on another mibile at 2.5 miles. Oddly enough, I've heard light radio traffic break through at about 15 or so miles but I'm sure that was a 'big' radio. Seems to work well with my Midland 75-822. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2016 by Barry Robinson
    • The power
Love those fire sticks
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026 by Dave J.
    • Top load antennas are the best for most applications.
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I've owned many Firestiks and Firestik II over the years, most of them 4' and one 5' and one 3'. I've always stayed away from the short antennas because I was always looking at maximum range potential. Now on my Jeep I was looking at clearance issues and wanted an antenna at or below roof line which really puts an antenna at a disadvantage. However, the top load coil design of the Firestik shines through by getting the transmitting portion above the interference. Originally, I had a taller antenna on a taller spare tire mount, which is now becoming my beach flag holder. There were always clearance issues in the forest with tree limbs. In addition to a CB I also run a dual band HAM radio so I needed to fit antennas into a compact space. I was able to lower the antenna and wedge it into a location that no antenna should have to be in but it works. Just for fun I tried to an old base load A/S, centerloaded (generic) and a Francis 4.5' whip in the new location and none were adequately tunable. The Firestik was very tunable and tuned right in at the new location even though there were obstructive metal objects near the base. Yes, because it is a short antenna the SWR curve is pronounced and no, I am not shooting skip from Washington state to North Carolina. But on the trail it does everything I need to to do. It transmits and receives well and stays out of the way of tree limbs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024 by Technical Expert
    • Works great, easy to tune.
Well made design. Setting SWR was easy. Works great. Using it with a OLD President Grant that's been tweeted a tad and I'm tickled pink. Would highly recommend. If you are new to the radio world, this antenna will make life easier. 1 word of advice. Use good copper, solid center with copper shielding. Make sure you have good ground to vehicle, don't be afraid to go to battery - terminal. Every lil detail makes a ton of difference. Hope this helps. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2023 by irishhandyman
    • Should've bought this first
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I bought the Prostick antenna first...wrote a review on it. Took a while to tune it but had to remove a lot of wire to get to the appropriate SWR but wasn't connecting to anyone and reception was bad. I probably cut too much wire. Long story short...I bought the Firestik II as a replacement based on the reviews and being American made. What a difference in quality and reception. It's thicker and well made. The SWR was a little off (1.3-2.7) but nothing as bad as the Prostick where it was off the charts. I used my Dremel to cut off 1/8 inch off the top as well as 1/8 from the bottom of the adjustable screw as it woouldnt screw all the way down since we cut the antenna top a bit and the well is exactly the size of the screw so it wouldn't screw all the way down ....which is why I cut the bottom of the screw a bit. Once I did that ...SWR for Channel 1 was less than 1 and Channel 40 about 1.3 with great reception! Do yourself a favor and get the Firestik II antenna over others. You won't regret it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Scorpion
    • This is my 3rd Firestick.
The first one I had was a 3' mounted on the rear of my '07 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. Worked OK, was a bit high on the SWR meter. Unfortunately, it was stolen. Bought my 2nd Firestick and it worked, as I stated, OK. When I bought my new ('13) Jeep Wrangler Sport, I wanted a different color to match the color of my new Jeep. Since I had a hardtop on this new Jeep, I was thinking of mounting it higher, so I bought a 2' one. Tried at first putting it on the same mount, high, on top of the rear-tire carrier. Went through the calibration sequence and was shocked to see that it measured approximately 1.2 on the SWR meter (optimal reading is between 1 - 3 on the SWR meter, I believe. I know the lower under 3 is considered optimal). This one works great!!! And they are outstanding antennas. You can't go wrong. On Amazon, as usual, I got free shipping. Love Amazon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2014 by JAH2

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