CB Antenna Sirio Turbo 1000 PL Blue Line, 115cm Cod 2202005.41 without cable
| performancesThe performance of the product is closely related to the technical characteristics that the antenna has in ideal conditions of installation and use: SWR <1.2, maximum applied power 200 W, impedance 50 Ohms, stainless steel, etc. |
Communication distanceThe communication distance is another decisive factor in the purchase and use of a CB antenna. Thus, the maximum communication distance of 12 km or even more is achieved in ideal working conditions: calibrated antenna, open field without obstacles, the station with the maximum legally allowed power of 4W and with a standard reception. Any obstacle such as: hills, mountains, buildings, walls can reduce this distance. |
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| Antenna lengthThe length of the antenna is another very important factor that can influence the communication distance in traffic. Thus, the longer the antenna, the greater the range of action. The Sirio Turbo 1000 PL Blue Line CB antenna is 115 cm long. |
Adjustable angleThis is one of the few PL antennas that can be tilted at 90 degrees to enter low-height passages, garages or parking lots. Apart from these situations, an inclination greater than 30 degrees is not recommended because it can affect the performance of the antenna. |
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| Product identification | |
| Product code | 2202005.41 |
| Work tape | ? B |
| Product color (spike) | Blue |
| General characteristics | |
| Working frequency | 26 - 28 Mhz |
| Number of channels | 60 |
| Maximum power applied | 200W |
| Minimum SWR in the center of the band | less than 1.2 |
| Length | 115 cm |
| Impedance | 50 Ohms |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Connector type | |
| Weight | 530g |
| The package contains | |
| Radio station antenna | Yes |
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