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Thales 1317-85 Extended Frequency VHF COM Whip Antenna
$2052.60/Each
Price Includes GST
Part# 11-21421
MFR Model# 1317-85
MFR Model# 1317-85
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The Thales 1317-85 VHF ATC COM Extended Frequency Ship Antenna is a broadband whip antenna designed for transmitting and receiving airborne VHF communications. It provides extended frequency coverage while maintaining a lightweight design and strong mechanical and radio-frequency performance. Designed for helicopters and general aviation aircraft, the 1317-85 incorporates a corrosion-treated base plate and is built to operate in demanding aircraft environments. |
Specifications
- Part Number: 1317-85
- Function: VHF ATC communication
- Frequency range: 118 to 174 MHz
- VSWR: < 3 from 138 to 165 MHz
- VSWR: < 4 from 165 to 174 MHz
- Impedance: 50 ohms
- Power handling: 100 W CW
- Polarization: Vertical
- Weight: ≤ 175 g
- Connector: N female
- Environmental standard: MIL AIR 7304
- Temperature range: -65°C to +70°C
- Applications: Helicopters and general aviation
- Finish: Unpainted
- Base plate treated against corrosion
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