Thanks to its EPDM rubber body, the elastomer spring for whip antennas provides increased flexibility and better shape retention. It also reduces electronic and road noise when compared to stainless steel springs. The whip antennas will continue to maintain all of the features that make them unique, such as stainless steel whips, housings constructed with ABS material injection molded around a solid brass insert, and gold plated push pin contacts. Together, the mobile coil antenna and elastomer spring, make Laird Technologies the obvious choice for quality and long lasting value for demanding mobile radio communications.
“Laird is an industry leader in providing mobile radio antenna solutions for police, fire, EMS and other first responders,” said Rob Antonio, product manager for Laird. “Our solutions are reliable and ensure maximum performance for situations where it matters most. The APCO event provides an excellent opportunity to showcase these new products and our capabilities for the public safety industry as a whole.”
Easing interoperability issues, the B3803W UHF Wideband Whip Antenna is a high-performance coil whip antenna which maintains antenna performance. Featuring 3 dBi of gain, the antenna covers the full UHF band from 380 – 520 MHz.
B3803W UHF Wideband Whip Antenna key features:
- High performance wide band mobile antenna,
- High gain, wideband antenna does not require field tuning,
- Special UV treated radome, resists sun damage,
- Easy installation with optional NMO Mounts,
- 100% tested on a network analyser.