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Portable 160MHz TNC Dipole Antenna

EFD 2R/h-TNC | Amphenol Procom
Portable 1/2 end-fed dipole antenna for the 160MHz band (160-175MHz), with approximately 3dB gain compared to a 1/4 whip. Independent of the ground plane, it offers VSWR <1.3:1 and bandwidth ‰¥15MHz. Lightweight and rugged construction with male TNC connector, 960mm height.
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Description

The Amphenol-Procom EFD2R/h-TNC antenna is a 1/2 end-fed dipole designed for the VHF band 160-175MHz. Its ground-plane-independent design makes it ideal for portable equipment, ensuring easy installation and high performance in professional environments.

It offers approximately 3dB gain over a 1/4 whip, with a VSWR <1.3:1 at the resonant frequency and a bandwidth of ‰¥15MHz at a VSWR ‰¤2.0. The radiator is constructed of stainless steel and black chrome-plated brass, ensuring robustness and lightness. The male TNC connector ensures compatibility with standard portable radios.

Main Features
  • Operating Frequency: 160-175MHz
  • Type: 1/2 end-fed portable dipole
  • Gain: approximately 3dB vs. 1/4 whip (0dBd / 2.15dBi)
  • Polarization: vertical
  • VSWR: <1.3:1
  • Bandwidth: ‰¥15MHz (at VSWR ‰¤2.0)
  • Impedance: 50?
  • Maximum Power: 25W
  • Connection: TNC male
  • Materials: stainless steel, black chrome-plated brass
  • Height: approximately 960mm
  • Weight: about 0.1kg

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