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Shakespeare 6500-wb 4' Broad Band Vhf Antenna

Shakespeare 6500-wb 4' Broad Band Vhf Antenna

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$218.05
SKU:
WTSHA6500WB
Weight:
1.00 LBS
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Shakespeare 6500-WB 4' Broad Band VHF Antenna

Model: 6500-WB
  • Stainless steel mounting bracket: corrosion resistant even in marine environments. 3 mounting options
  • Patent pending mount design: install the U-bolts without removing hardware — no more lost hardware
  • Detachable antenna: handle mounting bracket easily without the weight of the antenna. Also, mount it on a large variety of Shakespeare® mounts with a 1"-14 thread*
  • IP67**, high wind rating, wide temperature range, and PU Coating: built to last in rain, sun, ice, dust, water splashes and even corrosive marine environments

Built for maximum performance, this 4’ broad band antenna is designed to endure the harsh environment and communication requirements in commercial, law enforcement and disaster management applications. Whether you install it on a vessel, base station, or a stationary platform, this antenna provides a host of mounting options to fit your need. No tuning or ground plane required. Cable not included.

*Requires a Shakespeare 4006 double female ferrule (not included).

**When installed as instructed.

Specifications
Frequency156-162 MHz, VSWR < 1.5:1
145-165 MHz, VSWR < 2:
Nominal Impedance50 Ohm
Input Power Rating100 Watts, continuous
Gain3dB
Polarization (Pattern)Vertical (Omnidirectional)
ConnectorUHF Female (SO-239 type)
Recommended CableRG-8/U, RG-213/U or similar
DC GroundYes
Wind Rating125 mph (55m/s)
Ingress RatingIP67**
Temperature Range-67° F to 160° F (-55° C to 71° C)
FinishWhite, high-gloss, non-yellowing polyurethane finish
MountingStainless steel mounting bracket with U-bolts, for mounting on mast, rails, or screwed directly onto bulkheads