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Dourdan 6216 75 MHz Marker Beacon Antenna

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Overview

The Dourdan 6216 Series is a passive airborne marker antenna designed for reception of 75 MHz marker beacon transmissions. Its low-profile configuration supports installation across a broad range of aircraft, including long-range and wide-body aircraft, mission aircraft, helicopters, general aviation aircraft, and trainers.

The series is offered in two standard configurations: the 6216-82-00 Marker Antenna and the 6216-82-53 Marker Antenna with anti-erosion paint. Both configurations provide the same marker beacon reception capability while allowing the antenna finish to be matched to the aircraft installation.

Specifications

  • Available Part Numbers: 6216-82-00 and 6216-82-53
  • Function: Marker beacon reception
  • Frequency range: 75 MHz ± 250 kHz
  • VSWR: ≤ 5 across the frequency range
  • VSWR at 75 MHz: ≤ 3
  • Polarization: Along the longitudinal axis of the aircraft
  • Weight: ≤ 450 g
  • Connector: BNC female
  • Environmental qualification: DO-160D Category D2
  • Applications: Long-range aircraft, wide-body aircraft, mission aircraft, helicopters, general aviation, and trainer aircraft
  • 6216-82-00 finish: Polyurethane white paint
  • 6216-82-53 finish: MAPCOAT Grey 1005 anti-erosion paint

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