Antennas

The CI 1125 Dual VOR/Dual GS diplexer featuring diplexer circuitry in a small die-stamped housing for high reliability. Provides operation between two VOR receivers and two GS receivers from the same VOR/GS antenna.

The CI 121 is a whip antenna that has a tapered glass laminate housing and die-cast aluminum base.

The CI 271 is a UHF radiotelephone stub antenna designed to withstand the environment associated with the underside of an aircraft. The antenna radiator is mechanically captivated and seated against leakage. All exposed metal surfaces are nickel-plated for corrosion resistance and long service.

The CI 503 Dual Glide Slope Coupler allows the operation of two glide slope receiver from on glide slope antenna. The compact design provides for easy installation.

The AV-532L is a VOR/LOC/GS receive only antenna. It consists of taper ground high-strength 17-7PH stainless steel elements to reliably withstand vibration and wind loads. The insulators are weather-sealed compression-molded bakelite with the mounting holes provided. The unit may be mounted with the V pointed either forward or aft. The antenna is designed to operate at speeds up to 350 mph and altitudes up to 50,000 ft. It has a drag force of 3.42 lb @ 250 mph. A 30 foot transmission line with integral balun is also supplied.

The CI 102 marker beacon antenna is designed for use with modern, high sensitivity marker beacon receivers. Small and lightweight, this marker beacon features 4-hole internal mounting for simple installation. The antenna assembly is enclosed in an injection molded radome which is impervious to the tough environments typical of the underside of an aircraft. DC grounded to minimize accumulation of precipitation static.

The CI 509 Dual Marker Beacon Coupler allows the use of two marker beacon receivers from one marker beacon antenna. The compact designed provides for easy installation.