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Key Features
- Skeletal Design for Minimal Wind Loading
- Heavy-Duty 1/8" Fiberglass Construction
- Molex BNC Connector
- Operates from 450 to 900 MHz
The UHF Log Periodic Skeletal Antenna from PSC is a wireless receiver antenna for use in the field where long range use is often necessary. It replaces the older solid design. The antenna's coverage ranges from 450 to 900 MHz with an average gain of 4.5 dB over that of a dipole antenna.
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Does this work with lectrosonics, sennheisers and zaxcom receivers and transmitters?And how exactly is it used?
The PSC UHF Log Periodic Antenna will provide the users of UHF wireless microphones a simple and elegant passive antenna solution for field use. This passive antenna from PSC provides coverage from 450MHz to 900MHz. This antenna offers a typical gain of 4.5dB over that of a dipole antenna, thus providing added range to your radio microphones in the field. The antenna features a robust design using a heavy duty 0.125 (3.175mm) fiberglass substrate. The PSC UHF Log Periodic Antenna is produced as a skeletal design. This design allows for lower wind loading in the field. The entire antenna is coated in a water resistant textured coating for years of trouble free operation in the field. In addition, we have equipped this antenna with the most robust Molex brand BNC connecter we could source. Mounting is accomplished via an industry standard 3/8 -16. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Antenna Placement:Your PSC UHF Log Periodic Antenna should be mounted up and away from all of your other sound equipment. The antenna should be pointed toward the actor worn transmitters. Typically we advise that you place the antenna up at least 6 to 10 feet (2-3 meters) above your sound cart for best performance. The antenna can be mounted using an industry standard 3/8-16TPI threaded base.
Date published: 2018-08-26
Is the rate given for 1 antenna or a pair?
Is the rate given for 1 antenna or a pair?
The antenna is a single unit, not a pair.
Date published: 2019-07-10
