Here's how you might use it:
Attachment: The gooseneck tube can be attached to the base or mounting bracket of the antenna system.
Flexibility: Its flexibility allows you to bend and adjust the antenna's angle or direction as needed for optimal signal reception.
Length: Ensure that the length of the gooseneck tube is suitable for your needs. Longer tubes provide more flexibility in positioning but may introduce some signal loss due to increased length.
Material: Brass is often chosen for its durability and conductivity. It's less likely to corrode compared to other metals, making it suitable for outdoor use.
Connector Compatibility: Ensure that the gooseneck tube is compatible with the connectors and cables used in your antenna setup.
Remember to take into account factors such as the frequency range of the antenna, the weight and size of the antenna elements, and the environment in which the antenna will be used when selecting and installing a gooseneck tube for your antenna setup.
