Category – Airframe Parts – Antennas

T-cable for the DM N4-4 antenna. 22""x25""

The NI50 Series are low-profile, all-metal, L-band blade antennas built for mechanical strength and reliability for business, commercial, and military aircraft. The design of these antennas provide extremely high, side load strength, sealed construction against the intrusion of moisture, and lightening protection to prevent damage to electronic equipment.

The AV-926 triplexer can be used with airborne multiband FM transceivers. The device is designed to provide three separate frequency band ports (typically going to a multiband transceiver) from a single port multiband antenna.

The AV-929 diplexer can be used with airborne multiband FM transceivers. The device is designed to provide two separate frequency band ports (typically going to a multiband transceiver) from a single port multiband antenna.

The AV-547 splitter feeds two navigation receivers from one antenna. The matching circuitry is enclosed in a durable, light weight aluminum housing for superior mechanical and environmental stability. The splitter operates at altitudes of up to 50,000 ft. This product is a direct replacement for the CI 502.

The AV-570 diplexer splits the signal from a VOR-Type NAV antenna to feed a NAV/LOC and a GS receiver. The diplexer construction is similar to the AV-547 splitter and operates at altitudes up to 50,000 ft. This product is a direct replacement for the CI 507.

The AV-585 antenna is a diplexer/splitter providing (2) VOR/ LOC and (2) GS outputs from one VOR/LOC/GC antenna. It is a direct replacement for the CI 1125.

The AV-586 antenna coupler is a signal splitter providing two outputs from a single antenna. The necessity of bringing this product forward comes from advancing technology in avionics. Newer designed navigational radios have only one antenna input to receive all three (VOR/LOC/GS) signals whereas older legacy radios had a separate antenna input for the VOR/LOC signal and another antenna input for the GS signal. In an aircraft instrument panel with two newer navigational radios the AV-586 is the article that will provide the necessary signals to both radios utilizing a single antenna.