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425-70-HDR Radome Yagi Antenna

Frequency Range: 406-512 MHz

Gain: 10 dBd

Heavy-duty versions, part of our “Avalanche Series

Rugged design to withstand harsh environmental conditions
Available in UHF configuration (3 frequency splits)
Vertical or horizontal polarization
DC ground for lightning protection
The PVC enclosure is ½ inch-thick water main.

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426-70-R Radome Yagi Antenna

Frequency Range: 406-512 MHz

Gain: 10 dBd

Heavy-duty versions, part of our “Avalanche Series

Rugged design to withstand harsh environmental conditions
Available in UHF configuration (3 frequency splits)
Vertical or horizontal polarization
DC ground for lightning protection

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440-70 UHF Corner Reflector Antenna

Frequency Range: 406-512 MHz

Gain: 9.5 dBd

Broadband, ideal for point-to-point applications

Available in VHF, UHF, 700/800/900 MHz configurations
Good directivity, very high front-to-back ratio
Performance is constant throughout the band
Rugged design to withstand harsh environmental conditions
Ultra-low VSWR ratings
Vertical or horizontal polarization
DC ground for lightning protection
Heavy-duty versions available

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442-70 UHF Corner Reflector Antenna

Frequency Range: 406-512 MHz

Gain: 12 dBd

Broadband, ideal for point-to-point applications

Available in VHF, UHF, 700/800/900 MHz configurations
Good directivity, very high front-to-back ratio
Performance is constant throughout the band
Rugged design to withstand harsh environmental conditions
Ultra-low VSWR ratings
Vertical or horizontal polarization
DC ground for lightning protection
Heavy-duty versions available

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365-70 UHF Corner Reflector Antenna

Frequency Range: 406-470 MHz

Gain: 15 dBd

Broadband, ideal for point-to-point applications

Available in VHF, UHF, 700/800/900 MHz configurations
Very high front-to-back ratio
Highly directive parabolic antennas consisting of a back-firing dipole reflector assembly for increased gain and directivity.
Performance is constant throughout the band
Rugged design to withstand harsh environmental conditions
Ultra-low VSWR ratings
Vertical or horizontal polarization
DC ground for lightning protection
Heavy-duty versions available

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415-70 Log Periodic Antenna (UHF)

Frequency Range: 406-512 MHz

Gain: Unity

Wide band, ideal for base station or in-building applications

Available in UHF configuration (3 frequency splits)
Very high front-to-back ratio
Performance is constant throughout the band
Rugged design to withstand harsh environmental conditions
Vertical or horizontal polarization
DC ground for lightning protection

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465-70 Log Periodic Antenna (UHF)

Frequency Range: 406-512 MHz

Gain: 6 dBd

Wide band, ideal for base station or in-building applications

Very high front-to-back ratio
Performance is constant throughout the band
Rugged design to withstand harsh environmental conditions
Vertical or horizontal polarization
DC ground for lightning protection

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61-38-71 Band Pass Cavity

Frequency Range: 380-512 MHz

Designed to minimize interference from adjacent channels and outside systems

Available in single, dual or triple units
Temperature compensated to ensure frequency stability
High attenuation
Adjustable loops: each cavity has a calibration index to reference insertion loss

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62-38-71 Pass-Reject Cavity

Frequency Range: 380-512 MHz

Designed to pass a frequency band and reject a narrow band of frequencies

Can reject frequencies on either the high or low side of the pass frequency
Temperature compensated to ensure frequency stability
High attenuation to minimize desense and interference

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63-38-71 Notch Cavity

Frequency Range: 380-512 MHz

Designed to reject one narrow band of frequencies, while letting all others pass in the operating band

Can be cascaded or added to one another in order to sharpen the attenuation of the rejection curve
Temperature compensated to ensure frequency stability
High attenuation to minimize desense and interference from adjacent systems
Adjustable loops: each cavity has a calibration index

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