ZCG Scalar Sidemount Dipole - Air Band VHF

Key Features

• Entire band 118-136MHz factory tuned

• Fully welded aluminium construction

• 100% Australian made.

Usage

• The exceptionally broad bandwidth and reliable construction make sidemount dipoles perfect for use as a base station antenna

• Nominally 0dBd gain for a single bay, approximately 2.3dBd of forward gain results by using the mount pole as a reflector at 0.2 wave spacing

• Higher gain and power can be achieved by mounting dipoles in stack array formations

• Mast to tower distance can be varied to produce the desired radiation pattern

• ZCG Scalar can supply the necessary power divider or phasing harness, branch feeder cables and connectors

• Radiating elements operate at DC ground potential to eliminate static noise and interference

• An N-Female connector rated for up to 250 watts power is fitted to the cable tail

• A right-angle mast mounting clamp, coaxial feeder cable, connectors and other installation accessories are all available separately.

Specifications / Frequency

Network Compatibility	Yes/No	Gain
Air Band (118-136MHz)		2.15dBi (0dBd)

Electrical Specifications

• Frequency Range: 118-136MHz

• Input Impedance: 50Ω

• VSWR: <1.5:1 (better than 15dB)

• Polarisation: Vertical

• Radiation: Omnidirectional

• Maximum Power: 250Watts

Mechanical/Environmental Specifications

• Construction: Welded Aluminium

• Cable: 1m RG213 coaxial

• Connector: N Female

• Dipole Height: 1.035m

• Weight: 2.5kg

• Wind Load at 160kph: 1.27kg

• Mounting: Not supplied, ZCG Y2300 clamp recommended

Connection

• This antenna has a 1m RG213 cable that terminates with an N Female connector.

N Female Connector [pictured]

• If you would like a shorter length of cable, or a different connector - please contact us so we can customise this antenna for you.

A heads up!

• Stock Information: This item is not always stored at our Queensland warehouse, it is however, available within 24-48 hours from order.

Read More

• Specification Sheet

• Assembly Instructions