SUPERSONIC SC-609 Motorized Rotating Outdoor Antenna 360° 47-860 MHz 28 dB 120 Miles
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A 144-174 MHz base-loaded antenna with 2.5 dB gain, 17 ft RG-58 coax and PL259 connector
The Pulse Larsen OM150CK is a 2.5 dB gain antenna covering 144-174 MHz for mobile two-way radio use. Its base-loaded design operates without a ground plane, simplifying installation on vehicles where a metal roof is unavailable. The stainless-steel whip extends 49 in and handles up to 200 W. This unit suits fleets and hobbyists needing reliable VHF coverage.
Confirm the adhesive mount will bond securely to your chosen panel; clean, flat surfaces provide the best hold. Ensure the 17 ft RG-58 coaxial cable can reach your radio without sharp bends or pinch points. The factory-fitted PL259 connector mates with standard UHF female sockets, so check your transceiver port matches before ordering.
The silver stainless-steel whip resists corrosion and road vibration during daily driving. A 2.25 in diameter coil base houses the matching network and provides a stable adhesive footprint. The RG-58 cable is permanently connected to the coil and terminated with a PL259 plug, eliminating field soldering and reducing potential failure points at the feed point.
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The 17 ft RG-58 cable is supplied with the PL259 connector already attached to the coil, so no crimping is required.
Use the 2 dBi figure for direct comparisons, as dBi references an isotropic radiator while the 2.5 dB value uses a different reference.
Yes, the 200 W rating provides ample margin for a 50 W transmitter, so the antenna will operate well within its limits.
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