CI 275 UHF Radiotelephone Antenna | 406-512 MHz, N
$1,382.98
The CI 275 UHF Radiotelephone antenna is designed for high-performance aircraft over the full frequency range of 406-512 MHz. Its low profile, blade-type antenna is encased in a low drag, low weight molded body to ensure high reliability.
The CI-275-5 comes standard with an N connector, covers 406-512 MHz frequencies, and is rated to 600 knots at 25,000 ft.
**THIS ANTENNA IS NOT TSO APPROVED**
Features
- Frequency covered: 406-512 MHz
- Encased in a glass reinforced polyester molded shell
- Includes an NÂ connector
Specifications
Weight:
0.5 lb
Height:
3.5 in
Material:
Nickel Plated
Finish:
White Polycarbonate
Frequency:
406-512 MHz
VSWR:
2.0:1
Polarization:
Vertical
Radiation Pattern:
Typical 1/4 wave stub
Impedance:
50 Ohms
RF Power:
100 Watts Max. Average
Connector:
N
| Weight | 0.1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 0.1 × 0.1 × 0.1 in |
| Brand | Comant |
SHIPPING INFORMATION
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SHIPPING COSTS
- International Shipping Quote has to be done manually due to dimensions, weight, end destination, and more.  Please E-Mail us.
- Any manner or method is available, call if you need Priority 1-2 day or overnight shipping.
- We are shipping with UPS or USPS and DHL Express
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