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Thales 1302-80A Extended Frequency VHF COM Antenna
$1217.00/Each
Part# 11-21420
MFR Model# 1302-80A
MFR Model# 1302-80A
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The Thales 1302-80A VHF ATC COM Extended Frequency Ship Antenna is an airborne communication antenna designed for transmitting and receiving signals across an extended VHF frequency range. Its lightweight whip-style construction makes it well suited for helicopters, general aviation aircraft, and trainer aircraft. The 1302 Series combines broad VHF coverage with a compact airborne design and corrosion-resistant connector treatment for dependable aircraft installation. |
Specifications
- Part Number: 1302-80A
- Function: VHF ATC communication
- Frequency range: 100 to 156 MHz
- VSWR: ≤ 3 from 120 to 156 MHz
- Power handling: 100 W CW
- Polarization: Vertical
- Weight: ≤ 200 g
- Connector: BNC female
- Operating temperature: -55°C to +70°C
- Applications: Helicopters, general aviation, and trainer aircraft
- Finish: Polyurethane white paint
- Connector treated for corrosion resistance
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