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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-2728410 VHF/WAAS GPS/XM triple function ComDat antenna with included lightening protection is a weather antenna for WAAS capable twin- and single-engine, and jet aircraft. Patented technology to provide 80 dB of harmonic suppression allowing VHF and GPS functionality in radome without filters. This antenna enables primary navigation using GPS WAAS including terminal navigation and approach to landing. The XM Weather antenna is designed for low-gain systems such as the Garmin GDL-69/69A or Heads Up systems with shorter coaxial runs.

• Specifically designed to meet the GPS WAAS Gamma 3 requirements for Garmin “W” systems

The CI 273 is a UHF radiotelephone stub antenna has its electrical performance specified over the frequency range of 403 MHz to 512 MHz in various band segments. It is also 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 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.

The CI 285 is a UHF radiotelephone antenna blade antenna designed for high-performing aircraft over the full frequency range of 400 MHz to 960 MHz. The antenna is encased in a low height, low drag, lightweight molded body and metal mounting base to ensure stable performance in tough environmental conditions.

The CI 291 features a high strength fiberglass “stick” radiator and die-cast three-hole mount aluminum base. This antenna has been re-tested and updated to meet RTCA DO-160D environmental requirements while offering 118 MHz to 137 MHz frequencies associated with DO 186 MOPS.

The CI 292-3 is an extended band FM antenna. Features a high strength die-cast aluminum base with tapered stainless steel, bent, whip radiating element suitable for bottom mounting.

The CI 295-200 public service antenna provides the frequency coverage required to Search and Rescue teams around the world. The dual port design offers maximum effectiveness and flexibility allowing users to connect any radio set required for every mission. This blade antenna is rated for helicopter installations in the toughest vibration environments. It incorporates a dual band and dual port design reducing installation time and saving space — providing room on the aircraft for other antennas or equipment vital to search and rescue operations. Applications include helicopters and wing turbine powered aircraft.