SUPERSONIC SC-609 Motorized Rotating Outdoor Antenna 360° 47-860 MHz 28 dB 120 Miles
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Tri-band antenna with spring covers 150, 450 and 748 MHz on a 3/4 NMO mount
The Pulse NMO150/450/758 is a black tri-band antenna designed for mobile radio installations operating at 150 MHz, 450 MHz and 748 MHz. It features a 17-3/4 inch whip with an integrated spring base for flexibility and durability. The antenna mounts on a standard 3/4 inch NMO base for secure vehicle attachment.
Under continuous transmit cycles the antenna maintains consistent radiation patterns across all three bands without thermal drift. The spring base absorbs mechanical vibration that would otherwise loosen the connection over time. The fixed electrical length ensures stable VSWR on 150, 450 and 748 MHz during extended duty cycles.
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The antenna is a passive radiating element with no active electronics, so it produces no heat or electrical noise of its own during extended use.
A 3/4-inch NMO base mount must be installed on the vehicle roof or body panel before the antenna can be attached.
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