Antennas

The CI 211series antenna are high speed bent blade antennas designed as a low profile, top or bottom mount for large twins and medium jet aircraft. Skydrol and rain erosion resistant. The CI 211-1 & CI 211-16 have an extended frequency band (118 MHz to 154 MHz). The CI 211-L and CI 211-1L are equipped with leading edge protection.

The N48 series is a balanced loop design assures an omni-directional radiation pattern at the horizon to obtain the maximum signal for standard VOR and area navigation systems installed in lightweight aircraft, medium twins, and helicopters operating up to 250 mph.

The CI 275 series UHF radiotelephone blade antennas are designed for high-performing aircraft over a full frequency range of 406 MHz to 512 MHz. The antenna is encased in a low height, low drag, and lightweight molded body to ensure high reliability.

CI 118-9 marker beacon is identical to the CI 118 except the mounting configuration allows for “drop-in” replacement to the Honeywell Bendix-King KA 26 marker beacon. This design by Comant has been test to the tough DO-160D environment standards. DC grounded to minimize accumulation of precipitation static.

The CI 2480-200 VHF/GPS dual function, ComDat antenna is designed for single engine aircraft and utilizes patented technology to provide 80 dB of harmonic suppression allowing VHF and GPS functionality in radome without filters. It features a common tear drop footprint which allows for drop-in replacement installations.

• FAA TSO-C144 certified for GPS and GPS WAAS class Gamma 1 equipment

The CI 408-20 is a standalone GPS antenna that matches the popular circular footprint found on many general aviation and business jets. This antenna meets the RTCA DO 160D Environmental test standards including direct effects lightening. The CI 408-20 is designed to operate with 26.5 dB panel mount GPS receivers. Also, it is certified for GPS and GPS WAAS Class Gamma 1 equipment and not compliant for GPS WAAS Class Gamma 2 and 3 applications.

The CI 420-10 ComDat XM Weather antenna is designed for the Garmin GDL 69/69A receivers and Heads Up Technologies (HUT) receivers that use shorter coax cable runs. This antenna will match the popular tear-drop footprint found on many general aviation aircraft and business jets.

The CI 420-1 is a XM Weather antenna with a SMA connector designed to operate with popular heads up XM weather data systems. This antenna will match the popular tear-drop footprint found on many general aviation aircraft and business jets.