Vertical Polarization 5 – 8 elements FM Log Antennas 6-7.5 db gain
Category: FM Broadcast Antenna
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Vertical Polarization 5 – 8 elements FM Log Antennas 6-7.5db gain
EAK-5N
Vertical Polarization 5 – 8 elements FM Log Antennas with 6-7.5dbd gain, FM Log antennas 5 and 8 elements, wide band, entirely made of aluminum and stainless steel screws, they are light and completely demountable.
All the metal parts are electrically grounded, they have a diagram of radiation without secondary lobes.
The 5 elements model is often used in reception for re-Broadcast FM.
All the metal parts are electrically grounded, they have a diagram of radiation without secondary lobes.
The 5 elements model is often used in reception for re-Broadcast FM.
LOG 5 Elem. FM Wide Band , Aluminum, 500W, 6,2db, N input
LOG 5 Elem. FM Wide Band , Aluminum, 2KW, 6,2db, 7/16 input
LOG 8 Elem. FM Wide Band , Aluminum, 2KW, 7,8db, 7/16 input, Demountable
LOG 8 Elem. FM Wide Band , Aluminum, 2KW, 7,8db, 7/16 input, Demountable
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