746-960 MHz

  • 362-75-ABS Antenna

    Frequency Range: 806-960 MHz
    Gain: 2 dBd
    Ideal for low clearance applications such as those found on trains, mass transit vehicles, construction equipment and police and emergency vehicles
    • When mounted on a horizontal surface, maximum radiation is omnidirectional and vertically polarized
    • Standard, folded radiator housed in a sturdy high impact ABS radome
    • Supplied with a mounting gasket to ensure a moisture-proof installation
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  • 361-75-ABS Antenna

    Frequency Range: 806-960 MHz
    Gain: Unity
    Ideal for low clearance applications such as those found on trains, mass transit vehicles, construction equipment and police and emergency vehicles
    • Compact, low profile antennas in weatherproof ABS radomes
    • When mounted on a horizontal surface, maximum radiation is omnidirectional and vertically polarized
    • Space diversity design that provides greater communication reliability in a fading environment
    • Supplied with an O-ring to ensure a moisture-proof installation
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  • 68-11-71 X-Pass Cavity

    Frequency Range: 108-136 MHz
    Designed for flexible, close frequency systems
    • Each cavity has both a Reject and a Pass band curve
    • Available in single units, they can be combined with band pass, notch, and pass reject cavities for added protection and isolation
    • Temperature compensated to ensure frequency stability
    • High attenuation to minimize desense and interference from adjacent systems
    • Adjustable loops: each cavity has a calibration index for easy field tuning
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  • 68-13-71 X-Pass Cavity

    Frequency Range: 136-174 MHz
    Designed for flexible, close frequency systems
    • Each cavity has both a Reject and a Pass band curve
    • Available in single units, they can be combined with band pass, notch, and pass reject cavities for added protection and isolation
    • Temperature compensated to ensure frequency stability
    • High attenuation to minimize desense and interference from adjacent systems
    • Adjustable loops: each cavity has a calibration index for easy field tuning
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  • 68-38-71 X-Pass Cavity

    Frequency Range: 380-512 MHz
    Designed for flexible, close frequency systems
    • Each cavity has both a Reject and a Pass band curve
    • Available in single units, they can be combined with band pass, notch, and pass reject cavities for added protection and isolation
    • Temperature compensated to ensure frequency stability
    • High attenuation to minimize desense and interference from adjacent systems
    • Adjustable loops: each cavity has a calibration index for easy field tuning
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  • 68-74-71 X-Pass Cavity

    Frequency Range: 746-960 MHz
    Designed for flexible, close frequency systems
    • Each cavity has both a Reject and a Pass band curve
    • Available in single units, they can be combined with band pass, notch, and pass reject cavities for added protection and isolation
    • Temperature compensated to ensure frequency stability
    • High attenuation to minimize desense and interference from adjacent systems
    • Adjustable loops: each cavity has a calibration index for easy field tuning
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  • 447-75 700/800/900 MHz Antenna

    Frequency Range: 764-960 MHz
    Gain: Unity
    Individually calibrated to ensure the best performance in a disguised appearance
    • Two or three separate frequency segments in a given mobile band
    • Cross-channel operation in two mobile bands with one antenna
    • Alternative antennas to an OEM version will be recommended, where required (e.g. Euro-style, or universal mount traditional whip)
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  • Incorporates expandability, close frequency spacing and some of the lowest insertion losses in the industry
    • Can easily support 250 kHz Tx-Tx spacing
    • Flexible design: from 1-21 channel capacity
    • Expandable: 1 or more additional channels at a time; re-configurable equipment
    • 746-1000 MHz, 254 MHz of operating bandwidth
    • Temperature compensation to ensure frequency stability
    • High attenuation to minimize desense and interference
    • Ultra-low insertion losses; low coupling and bridging losses
    • Continuous high-power handling capability; 150 watts – 24/7
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  • X-Pass TX Combiner (80 Series)

    Frequency Range: Call for info MHz
    Fully expandable and reconfigurable
    • Features X-Pass, plug-and-play technology
    • Designed to offer engineers and technicians many options when designing or upgrading a site
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  • XRM-80-XX Xpandable Receiver Multicoupler XRM-80-XX Xpandable Receiver Multicoupler

    XRM-80-XX Xpandable Receiver Multicoupler

    Frequency Range: 806-896 MHz
    Ideal for combining multiple Rx frequencies onto the same antenna
    • Available in 2, 4, 8, 12, 16 and 32
    • Simple and cost-effective design
    • Standard 19” Rack Mount (RM) or cavity-mounted (CM) versions
    • Each unit consists of a power splitter and an RF amplifier.
    • Plug-in Power Supply (PS) optional
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  • XRM-90-XX Xpandable Receiver Multicoupler XRM-90-XX Xpandable Receiver Multicoupler

    XRM-90-XX Xpandable Receiver Multicoupler

    Frequency Range: 896-960 MHz
    Ideal for combining multiple Rx frequencies onto the same antenna
    • Available in 2, 4, 8, 12, 16 and 32
    • Simple and cost-effective design
    • Standard 19” Rack Mount (RM) or cavity-mounted (CM) versions
    • Each unit consists of a power splitter and an RF amplifier.
    • Plug-in Power Supply (PS) optional
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  • Xpandable Receiver Multicoupler (90 Series)

    Frequency Range: UHF / 794-824 MHz
    Combines multiple receiver frequencies onto the same antenna
    • A low noise amplifier provides gain across the frequency band
    • Low noise figure and low intermodulation generation
    • Features up to 16 ports (24 and 32 port versions are available)
    • -30 dB signal sampler port that can also be used to inject a signal
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