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Comant Ci 268-5 Vhf Comm Blade

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Part# 11-19420
MFR Model# CI-268-5

Overview

Comant’s four through hole mount blade style VHF communication antenna with BNC port. Suitable for either top or bottom mounting with both light and heavy fixed wing single engine / multi-engine and business jet aircraft.
   
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Specifications

  • Electrical
  • Frequency: 118-137 MHz
  • VSWR: 2.9:1 Max
  • Polarization: Vertical
  • Radiation Pattern: Omnidirectional
  • Impedance RF: 50 Ohms
  • Power RF: 50 Watts
  • Harmonic Rejection: 80 dB Typical

  • Mechanical
  • Weight: 1.25 lb
  • Height: 14.1 in
  • Material: Molded Glass Filled Nylon
  • Finish: Glossy White
  • Connector: BNC (female)

  • Environmental
  • Temperature: -55 to +85 Celsius
  • Altitude: 35,000 ft.

  • Federal Specifications
  • FAA TSO C37d, C38d
  • RTCA Environmental DO-160D

Documents

  • Light Fixed Wing Single Engine
  • Light Fixed Wing Multi-Engine
  • Heavy Fixed Wing Single
  • Heavy Fixed Wing Multi-Engine
  • Business Jets
  • Always consult your installation shop for best application.
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