Category – Avionics – Antennas

The C63 series VHF communication antennas are designed with a high mechanical strength and have machine tapered aluminum alloy radiating elements. The C63 series antennas are available in both top mount designs and bent-back, low-profile bottom mount designs and are well suited for helicopter installations.

• C63 series antennas are supplied with a gasket and a double plate

The AV-289 is a broadband blade type antenna for application such as Transponder, Cellular, 4G, GSM, PCS, WIFI, and UMTS. It is also FAA qualified as a transponder antenna.  The antenna housing is constructed of a Polyarylamide Plastic shell and the base is 6061-T6 aluminum with a chemical conversion coating per  MIL-C-5541.  The antenna is supplied with an o-ring and mounting hardware.  The antenna is designed to operate at speeds up to Mach 1 and altitudes up to 55,000 feet. This antenna has Dual-Band, L-Band, and Wideband capabilities.

The CI 215 is a VOR/LOC/GS “V” Dipole antenna with detachable elements featuring two integrally molded mounting legs or “spacers” for increased strength. The radiating elements are laminated with polyester glass material for improved precipitation static protection. This antenna is interchangeable with the VOR/LOC/ GS antennas uses on most Cessna single engine aircraft since 1980 including the Cessna 182 and 210 models.

The CI 310 series is a UHF, L-band radiotelephone blade antennas are designed for high-performing aircraft. Featuring a low profile, lightweight antenna design and is packaged in a molded body with metal mounting base to ensure a stable environmental performance and resistance to vibration, rain erosion, and cleaning solvents.

The CI 428-200 WAAS GPS antenna is specifically designed to meet the WAAS GPS Gamma 3 specifications required by the Garmin G1000 system and matches the standard ARINC footprint found on many twin engine and business jets. It meets the RTCA DO 160D operating standards including direct effects lighting. Gamma 3 WAAS allows for primary navigation using GPS for all phases of flight including precision LPV approaches

The CI 401-221 is a standalone GPS antenna that matches the standard ARINC 743A footprint found on many twin and business jets. This antenna meets the RTCA DO 160D Environmental test standard including direct effect lightning. The CI 401-221 is designed operate with Garmin 17.0 dB gain panel mount GPS receivers.

The CI 200 is a UHF radiotelephone mini whip antenna particularly well suited to the harsh environments experienced on the underside of the aircraft. Featuring a die-cast aluminum base and radiator encased in a glass laminate housing.

The CI 292-3 is an extended band FM antenna. Features a high strength die-cast aluminum base with tapered stainless steel, bent, whip radiating element suitable for bottom mounting.

The CI 177-20 is a UHF radiotelephone mini whip antenna particularly well suited to the harsh environments experienced on the underside of the aircraft. Featuring a die-cast metal base and radiator encased in a glass laminate housing.