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Retevis GMRS Base Antenna 7.2dBi, Fiberglass UHF for RT97, BTECH, Midland
Retevis GMRS Base Antenna 7.2dBi, Fiberglass UHF for RT97, BTECH, Midland
- Frequency Range: GMRS 462~467MHz for optimal performance
- VSWR: Less than 1.5 for excellent signal quality
- Impedance: 50Ω, ensuring compatibility with GMRS systems
- Gain: Offers impressive 4.5/7.2 dBi for enhanced communication range
- Maximum Power Input: Handles up to 200W for robust performance
- High Gain: Delivers superior signal clarity and stability, even in remote areas
- Durable Construction: Features a heavy-duty fiberglass design with a sturdy alloy connector
- Reliable GMRS Repeater Antenna: Significantly improves outdoor communication reliability
- Three-Section Design: Composed of three white fiberglass sections for easy assembly
- Copper Rod Connectivity: Reduces power loss and enhances reception and transmission capabilities
- Installation Note: Avoid placing the antenna near tall buildings or metal structures to maintain optimal standing wave ratio
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Product FAQs
Product FAQs
Question 1: What is the frequency range of the Retevis GMRS Base Antenna, and why is it important for GMRS radios?
Answer: The Retevis GMRS Base Antenna operates within a frequency range of 462-467MHz, which is crucial for GMRS (General Mobile Radio Service) radios as it allows for effective communication over these specific channels. This frequency range ensures compatibility with a variety of GMRS radios such as Retevis RT97, BTECH, Midland, Motorola KG-935G, and Wouxun.
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Question 2: How does the design of the Retevis GMRS Base Antenna contribute to its performance in terms of reception and transmission?
Answer: The Retevis GMRS Base Antenna is constructed with three sections of white fiberglass and features a copper rod connection that minimizes power loss. This design enhances the antenna’s reception and transmission capabilities, resulting in clearer and more stable communication, even in remote locations. Additionally, the high gain of 7.2dBi and the low standing wave ratio (VSWR < 1.5) further improve its performance.
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Question 3: What considerations should be taken into account when installing the Retevis GMRS Base Antenna?
Answer: It's essential to avoid installing the Retevis GMRS Base Antenna near tall buildings or environments with numerous metal obstacles, as these factors can adversely affect the antenna's standing wave ratio (SWR) and overall performance. Proper placement is critical to maximize the antenna's effectiveness for clear, stable communication.
