Category – Avionics – Antennas
RAMI AV-14 Airborne Communications | VHF
RAMI AV-12 VOR/LOC/GS Receive Only Antenna
The AV-12 is a VOR/LOC/GS receive only antenna which uses a highly efficient technique of molding the elements directly into a high-impact thermo-setting bakelite center insulator. The stainless steel elements are ground to close tolerances to provide a low profile. The antenna is designed to operate at both UHF and VHF frequencies, speeds up to 350 mph and altitudes up to 50,000 ft. It has a drag force of 0.92 lb @ 250 mph.
RAMI AV-402 Airborne ELT Antenna
CI 306 UHF ANTENNA/BNC Female Connector, 800-870 MHz, 50 Ohms, 50 Watts, Airspeed 250 Knots
VOR GS POWER COMBINER/BNC Female Connector, 108-118 MHz and 329-335 MHz, 50 Ohms
The CI 120 series VOR/GS power combiners are either a two-input and one output, or two input and two output power combiner designed for the CI 120G/S blade set. It combines VOR/LOC and GS signals from individual blades and are typacally used with one or two coaxial cable runs to feed NAV1 or NAV2 receivers.
RAMI AV-401 Airborne ELT Antenna
ELT Whip Antenna & BNC Coaxial Cable
RAMI AV-801 General Aviation | GPS
AV-801 Shadow Line WAAS GPS Antenna | 1575 MHz, Gloss Black
CI 5120 Antenna Splitter | Dual VOR/LOC/GS, BNC
The CI 5120 Dual VOR/LOC/GS splitter is designed to be used the Garmin GNS 580 and similar systems that have a single input for VOR/LOC and GS. The CI 5120 splits a single coax antenna input into equally proportioned VOR/LOC/GS outputs, allowing operation of two single input receiver from one antenna.
RAMI AV-590 & AV-590(-28) COM Electronic Switch
The AV-590 is an electronic switch allowing two COM radios to share the same COM antenna.
In receive mode, it acts as a signal splitter allowing both COM radios reception across the entire COM band (118-137 MHz).
In transmit mode, which ever COM radio (COM 1 or 2) is selected through the audio panel, a control signal is sent to the AV-590, switching the selected COM radio to the COM antenna and isolating the remaining COM radio from the COM antenna.
Once no longer transmitting, the control signal is removed and the AV-590 electronic switch reverts back to the receive mode as described above.