CI 310-20 UHF Radiotelephone Blade Antenna | 806-960 MHz & 1030-1090 MHz, BNC
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.
CI-428-200 ComData GPS WAAS Antenna | 1575.32 MHz, 50 ohm, TNC
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
CI 401-221 ComDat GPS Antenna | 1575.42 MHz, TNC
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.
CI 401-490 Iridium Antenna | 1616.0 MHz to 1626.5 MHz 3dB, TNC
The CI 401-490 narrow band, Iridium SATCOM antenna meets the FAA TSO standard C159a and is specifically designed for Iridium systems. This antenna will match the popular ARINC 743A footprint found on most aircraft and business jets. Through a constellation of 66 low-earth orbiting (LEO) satellites, Iridiumâ„¢ delivers essential communications services to and from areas where terrestrial communication are not available. The CI 401-490 is ideal for airborne Iridium based telephony email, asset tracking or safety services.
CI 420-490 Iridium Antenna | 1616.0 MHz to 1626.5 MHz 3dB, TNC
The CI 420-490 narrow band, Iridium SATCOM antenna meets the FAA TSO standard C159a and is specifically designed for Iridium systems. This antenna will match the popular tear-drop footprint found on most aircraft and business jets. Through a constellation of 66 low-earth orbiting (LEO) satellites, Iridiumâ„¢ delivers essential communications services to and from areas where terrestrial communication are not available.