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Comant VHF Communications Antenna CI-108
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Overview
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Frequencies Covered Designed for high-performance aircraft applications . Suitable for either top or bottom mounting. Solid Polyurethane construction for strength, reliability and durability. White polyurethane finis is Skydrol and rain erosion resistant. The CI 108 Series has been re-tested and upgraded to the RTCA DO-160D environmental requirements with DO-186A MOPS. Note: Comant Antennas no longer come with a gasket or template. Must order PN 09-05579 separately. Optional leading edge protection - CI 108-L. Specifications For Applications |
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Specifications
MODEL CI 108 VHF BLADE ANTENNA | |
Electrical | |
Frequency | 118-137 MHz |
VSWR | 2.5:1 |
Polarization | Vertical |
Radiation Pattern | Omnidirectional |
Impedance | 50 Ohms |
Power | 25 Watts |
Mechanical | |
Weight | 2.5 lb Maximum |
Height | 12.0 in. Maximum |
Material | High Density Polyurethane |
Finish | Polyurehtane Enamel |
Connector | BNC (Female) |
Environmental | |
Temperature | -55ºC to + 85ºC |
Altitude | 50,000 ft. |
Air Speed | 600 Knots TAS @ 35,000 ft. |
Federal Specifications | |
RTCA Environmental | DO-160 |
FAA TSO | C37d, C38d |
RTCA MOPS | DO-186A |
Gasket | |
C10810 | Cork Neoprene - Standard |
Documents
- Tech Data Sheet (PDF)
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