Williams AV ANT021 - Rubber Duckie Antenna for 72-76MHz PPA Transmitters

BH #WIANT021 • MFR #ANT 021
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Williams AV ANT021 - Rubber Duckie Antenna for 72-76MHz PPA Transmitters
Key Features
  • For PPA T45 & PPA T45NET Transmitters
  • Works with PPA T27 Transmitters
  • Length: 9"
The Williams Sound ANT021 Rubber Duckie Antenna is designed for use with personal PA system transmitters that operate in the 72-76MHz range. The unit uses a screw-to-PCB style connector and is 9" long
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Williams AV ANT021 Overview

The Williams Sound ANT021 Rubber Duckie Antenna is designed for use with personal PA system transmitters that operate in the 72-76MHz range. The unit uses a screw-to-PCB style connector and is 9" long

  • Rubber Duckie Antenna
  • 72-76 MHz FM
  • Connector Style: Screw-to-PCB
  • For Use with: PPA T45, PPA T45NET, PPA T27 large-area FM transmitters
  • Nominal Impedance: 75 Ohms
  • Length: 9"
UPC: 707976050168

Williams AV ANT021 Specs

For Use with
Transmitters:
PPA T45
PPA T45NET
PPA T27
Connector Type
Screw to PCB
Nominal Impedance
75 Ohms
Length
9.0" / 22.9 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
10.1 x 0.5 x 0.5"

Williams AV ANT021 Reviews

Good buy!

By owenater
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2016-09-15

The price is right and the antenna coverage is excellent. It certainly helps when the transmitter is located in a sheltered space.

Does the job

By Duane
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2015-10-24

Purchased to use with Williams Sound PPA457 to save space, anticipating the ability to use a right angle coaxial converter to mount to transmitter in rack system. But the antenna has the same fitting as the standard telescoping antenna that comes with the transmitter and frustratingly mounts in the top center of the transmitter. So this rubber antenna was unable to attach to the rear of the unit on the coaxial output. Works well, but only top-mounted in the screw-in fitting.

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