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DM C63-2 Antenna
MFR Model# DM C63-2
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Overview
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118-137MHz Bent Rod For Bottom Installation, Frequency Range 118-137 MHz The DM C63-Series antennas are VHF communication antennas designed for high mechanical strength with machine tapered aluminum alloy radiating elements. These vertically polarized antennas cover the frequency range of 118-137 MHz for both transmitting and receiving applications. The DM C63-2 is a low profile "bentback" radiating element designed for mounting on the bottom of the fuselage. |
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Specifications
- Frequenc y Range 118 - 137 MHz
- VSWR 3.0:1
- Polarization Vertical
- Radiation Pattern Omnidirectional
- Gain Equivalent to a quarter wave stub
- Impedance 50 Ohms
- Power 50 W
- TSO C37d and C38d
- Weight 8 oz
- Height 8.0 in. Max
- Finish White
- Connectors BNC Female
- Environmental: Per D0160C F2-ABCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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Reviews
Good product , readily available, comes complete
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Dorne Dm C63-2 COMMAntenna
This product worked fine. It was a replacement for an older part with same part number. Maybe something cheaper would work OK. The joy of owning an old, certified aircraft……sigh….
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Dorne Dm C63-2 COMMAntenna
Order the Antenna from the UK. Simple and easy to order. Order was dispatched within a few hours and arrived into the UK 36 hours later. Excellent service would recommend.
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Dorne Dm C63-2 COMMAntenna
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