Antennas

The CI 138 is a high-speed blade antenna designed for large single- and twin-engine aircraft. The antenna assembly is enclosed in an aerodynamically shaped, injection molded polyester glass shell with internal components formed in place for mechanical integrity. Featuring for mounting on top or bottom of aircraft. The mounting hole pattern and RF connector location are compatible with Beechcraft. The RF connector is offset from the centerline of the antenna.

The CI 120-1 is a single VOR/GS navigation antenna (for use with the CI-120 G/S) that provides optimum VOR performance when used for area navigation. The antenna system is qualified for use on single, twin, jet and helicopter aircraft. Also provides glide slope reception capability.

The CI 196 is a high speed blade antenna designed for large single- or twin-engine aircraft. The antenna assembly is enclosed in an aerodynamically shaped, ejection molded polyester glass shell with internal components form in place for mechanical integrity. Featuring reduced height for mounting on top or bottom of aircraft. The mounting hole pattern and RF connector location are compatible with late model Mooney 201/231/252 aircraft series start in 1978.

The CI 177-13 is designed as an extended band antenna for use over the public service FM frequency band. The CI 177-13 is a whip antenna with the radiating element enclosed in a high strength tapered glass laminate housing and die-cast aluminum base.

The CI 419-200 is a FAA C190 compliant WAAS GPS antenna that matches the popular tear-drop footprint on most aircraft and business jets. This WAAS GPS will operate with any qualified DO-301 GPS system. Also, this antenna is certified for FAA TSO C190 for GPS WAAS Class Gamma 2 and 3 applications and LPV. The CI 419-200 is designed to operate with 26.5 dB panel mount GPS receivers.

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 NI24 L-Band blade antenna is designed and manufactured with the radiating element encapsulated in an epoxy dialectic body using a transfer-molded process making them well suited for commercial and military aircraft applications. This economical and rugged construction provides a unified design while preventing moisture penetration in humid conditions. This antenna can be used with DME, IFF, TACAN, TELEMETRY, and Beacon equipment.

The CI 429-200 is a FAA TSO qualified GPS antenna under C190 WAAS requirements. It matches the popular ARINC 743A footprint found on most aircraft and business jets. This WAAS GPS antenna will operate with any DO-301 qualified WAAS GPS system providing full Gamma 2 & 3 and LPV capabilities. The CI 429-200 is manufactured with a Skydrol resistant resistant radome and nickel-plated, aluminum base plate and comes standard with a nitrile O-ring for positive seal against the aircraft skin.