CHA ISOLATION RINGS

CHA ISOLATION RINGS

"I cut and utilize my own wire for all of my wire antennas. This is the perfect product for what I need. I’ve tried other hard washers from the hardware stores buy they don’t even come close to these!"

— Stanley E. (5/5)

Excellent Strong Lightweight Insulators

"Excellent quality lightweight insulators for whatever antenna project you may have. Very affordable."

— Michael R. (5/5)

CHA ISOLATION RINGS

"Great product. Fast delivery. Its everything you expect from Chameleon Antenna."

— James P. (5/5)

Smooth, real smooth

"These are great for adding deployment options to wire antennas, lightweight and glides smoothly."

— Matthew B. (5/5)

"Rings are as expected."

— Dale (5/5)

Great accessories when you’re making

"Great accessories when you’re making your own antennas. I could have used zip ties but these isolation rings from chameleon really make my antennas look nice"

— Lee C. (5/5)

Perfect product

"Yet again, this little company does a great delivery. Spot on product, great quality. Prompt delivery. Well done!"

— Jeffrey P. (5/5)

Carls Jr

"Sometimes I like to throw on my CHA Hat and CHA T-Shirt, bust out my ratcheting cable crimpers and wire strippers to install and repair my antennas…. in addition to this I have purchased 250 ft of wire and like to experiment with my own designs CHA CHA CHA! It allows me to feel like Carl must have back in the early days of antenna testing and construction and it’s fun! If they ever offer nametags I want. Mine to sat Carl Jr. Any joking aside: here is a company that understands and respects its clients limits. Some antenna companies will want to sell you a whole new antenna but Chameleon gets it and wants to make sure their antennas are “field repairableâ€, like maybe a life might depend on it some day… talk about added value!"

— Martin J. (5/5)

Awesome

"Was looking around for something to add for random wire strain relief. Happy that I found these. Thanks again."

— Daniel S. (5/5)

Home Brew lengths

"I use these to make my own home brew lengths and experiment with the MPAS matching unit. I’m basically replicating the 73’ wire at different lengths and in different configs to see what works for me."

— David P. (5/5)