Tram CB/Weather-Band Glass-Mount Antenna vs Driver Extreme Silver Bullet CB Antenna
These are different antenna types, not two versions of one. The Tram is a 28-inch glass-mount antenna with 17 ft of RG58/U cable and a PL-259 connector, so it installs on a window or glass surface with no drilling and works with CBs with or without weather channels. The Driver Extreme is a 48-inch top-loaded fiberglass whip with a tunable tip and a 3/8"-24 stud, built for a body or bracket mount and rated to 1250 watts. The Tram's 3.8 stars from 24 ratings is a modest record; the Driver Extreme has a longer whip and a tunable tip, which usually gives more range and easier SWR tuning, but it needs a proper mount and ground.
- Choose the Tram if you want a no-drill glass-mount install, a self-contained cable and connector, and weather-band reception on a compact 28-inch antenna.
- Choose the Driver Extreme if you can mount to metal or a bracket, want a longer tunable whip for better range, and may run power up to 1250 watts.
Prices
- Tram CB/Weather-Band Glass-Mount Antenna: $44.99 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- Driver Extreme Silver Bullet CB Antenna: $45.99 at Gizari Chrome Shop (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Tram CB/Weather-Band Glass-Mount Antenna is $1.00 cheaper than the Driver Extreme Silver Bullet CB Antenna at the latest prices (Nov 10)

