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Black UHF antenna 3.4 inches tall 450-470 MHz 150 watts

ALSEYE

ALSEYE Phantom Elite Antenna 450-470 MHz 150W 3.4" Black

SKU CH-4Q4M-6MNBW

A UHF antenna covering 450-470 MHz with 3 dB gain, 150 W power handling and a compact 3.4-inch black housing

  • UHF 3 dB gain covers 450-470 MHz range
  • 150 watt maximum power handles strong transmitters
  • 4 inch compact height fits tight installations
  • Laird Phantom Elite design ensures reliable performance

UHF Antenna for 450–470 MHz Systems

The ALSEYE Phantom Elite antenna operates across the 450 to 470 MHz UHF band with a 3 dB gain rating. It handles up to 150 watts of power in a compact 3.4 inch black housing. This accessory suits radio installations that need reliable coverage in the specified frequency range.

Replaces Lower-Gain or Narrower-Band Whips

The antenna upgrades from shorter whips that lack the stated gain or bandwidth. The jump is worth it when a setup demands the full 450–470 MHz span and the 150 watt power rating. It is not for systems operating outside this UHF window or for builders who need a different connector type.

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Questions about this item

What mounting hole size does the 3.4" Phantom Elite antenna require?

The antenna uses a standard NMO mount that fits a 3/4 inch hole in the vehicle roof or bracket.

Which step is often missed when installing this 150 W UHF antenna?

Many installers forget to torque the NMO base to the specified value, which affects both the ground plane and the VSWR reading.

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