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Hollyland Paddle Antenna Set for Pyro Series (2.4/5 GHz)

Name: Hollyland Paddle Antenna Set for Pyro Series (2.4/5 GHz)
Brand: Hollyland
SKU: HOHLATN14
Price: 9.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)

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Hollyland Paddle Antenna Set for Pyro Series (2.4/5 GHz)

Key Features

For Pyro S/H RX or TX
Two RP-SMA Antennas
Supports 2.4 and 5 GHz Frequency Bands
Supports up to 1300' Transmission

Add a pair of antennas to your Pyro S or H wireless transmission system with this Paddle Antenna Set from Hollyland. The antennas plug into the RP-SMA ports on your transmitter or receiver and supports the 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency bands. It supports up to 1300' wireless 4K video transmission.

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Hollyland HL-ATN14 Overview

Compatibility

Hollyland Pyro S transmitter or receiver
Hollyland Pyro H transmitter or receiver

UPC: 191460006838

Hollyland HL-ATN14 Specs

Antenna

Antenna Type

Panel

Connectivity

Operating Frequency	2.4, 5 GHz
Operating Range	1300' / 0.4 km
Input/Output	1x Coaxial RP-SMA Female
Compatibility	Hollyland Pyro S Hollyland Pyro H

Physical

Dimensions

H: 6.1 x W: 4 x D: 1" / H: 155 x W: 102 x D: 25 mm

Packaging Info

Package Weight	0.125 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	7.5 x 4.05 x 1.15"

Hollyland HL-ATN14 Reviews

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By Peter

Rated 1 out of 5

Date: 2024-06-30

Each package actually comes with 2 antennas, not 1 like the photo and description of this item depict. I made the mistake of buying 4 of these. I could have bought only 2.

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Anyone seeing real world signal benefits with ...

Anyone seeing real world signal benefits with these paddle antenna? Are you using them on TX, RX or both?

Asked by: Travis

I typically use the paddle antennas on the TX, RX, and on a Pyro transceiver if I'm handing it to a director. If I'm also using a Pyro 7 onboard a camera as a transmitter, I always use the shortie antennas. I haven't noticed a difference between which antennas I'm using, but the camera is always within 200' of any receivers. If you're at the extreme end of range, I'd assume you find a difference.

Answered by: Andrew

Date published: 2026-01-22

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