Frequency Range
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Operates across 403 â 470 MHz UHF band â wide enough to cover many standard radio communication channels without tuning.
ð Bandwidth
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The continuous 67 MHz bandwidth supports multiple channels within the 403â470 MHz range, making it suitable for multi-channel systems.
ðĄ Polarization
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Vertical polarization: most radio systems in this band use vertical antennas for efficient propagation and compatibility.
ð VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Ratio)
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A low VSWR â typically less than 1.5:1 â means minimal reflected power and efficient use of transmitted energy, which improves performance and reduces interference.
ðŠķ Gain
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Gain values vary by design:
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Some bunker antennas have 0 dBi gain â ideal for stable omni coverage without focusing energy.
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Other models (e.g., collinear designs) can provide higher gain (~12 dBi) to extend range and strengthen signal performance.
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ð Connector Types
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Often use N-Type or UHF connectors for durable outdoor connections to coax feed lines.
ð Physical & Environmental Features
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Built solidly to withstand outdoor conditions â wind, rain, and temperature changes.
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Some variants feature lightning protection / grounding to protect attached equipment from electrical surges.




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