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| Shakespeare Style 4357-S AM/FM/VHF MARINE BAND SEPARATOR Eliminate the need for separate AM/FM antennas and operate AM/FM and VHF radios at the same time without interfering with VHF radio performance. Complete with 10' RG-62 AM/FM cable, 3' RG-58 VHF cable, and connector installed. Works with all types of marine VHF antennas. Exclusive Online Only products are products with a catalog number beginning with the letters MP or EP. Example: MP0021. We are committed to shipping your order as quickly as possible. In the event that you wish to cancel this order, the cancellation must take place within 2 hours from the time the order was placed. We are unable to cancel your order after this time period because your order is already in the fulfillment process. Online Only products require a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) from BoatersWorld.com customer service department. Click Here for Complete Return and Exchange Policies for Exclusive Online Products This item is a Limited Special/Online Exclusive Consumer Electronics Product or Heavy / Oversized product and incurs a shipping charge: Some lighter weight items such as antennas or fishing rods may incur shipping charges due to their irregular or oversized dimensions.
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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from southwest ga. pelham on 2/17/2009Comments about Shakespeare 4357-S Base-Loaded AM / FM / VHF Separator:
no external antenna to worry about or maybe no holes too drill
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Galloway, N.J. on 8/1/2008Comments about Shakespeare 4357-S Base-Loaded AM / FM / VHF Separator:
I bought the radio for my 21 foot bayliner fishing boat. The splitter allowed me to use my VHF antenna for my am/fm radio. It was simple to install and doesn't impede my VHF radios functioning. I highly recomend this product, and have no negative statements about it.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Shakespeare 4357-S Base-Loaded AM / FM / VHF Separator:
As I mounted the VHF radio right next to the AM/FM stereo receiver, I didn't need a long connecting cable between the filter unit and the receiver. Who wants excess cable coiled up behind the panel. It would have been nice to have a male plug, similar to the coax, that I could have cut to the proper length and terminated myself, customizing the installation.
