Antennas

The CI 158C-2 is a VOR/LOC/GS “V” Dipole antenna with detachable elements that mounts to the top of vertical stabilizers of most single-engine, general aviation aircraft. Similar in design to the CI 157P, the CI158C has an integral ferrite balun to provide higher radiation efficiency. The detachable elements allow for a significantly smaller shipping and storage carton than fixed element versions.

The CI 222 AM/FM receive antenna offer a unique low-profile design. Its bent whip configuration is ideally suited for underbelly and helicopter installations.

The CI 105-6 is a broadband and rugged antenna designed for DME or transponder use. The antenna assembly is encased in a glass reinforced polyester molded shell and has a flanged four-hole mounting configuration. The CI 105-6 includes a BNC connector and covers 960 MHz to 1220 MHz frequencies.

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-930 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-928 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 CI 177-3 is designed for use over the public services FM frequency band. The CI 177-3 whip antenna with the radiating antenna enclosed in high strength tapered glass laminate housing and die cast aluminum base.

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.