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Motorola 900 mhz antenna

  1. Frequency Range: 806-960 MHz (900 MHz band)
  2. Type: Whip, stubby, or panel antenna 
  3. Gain: Typically 2-5 dBi
  4. Power Handling: Up to 25W 
  5. Impedance: 50 ohms
  6. VSWR: ≤1.5:1 (typical for high-performance models)
  7. Connector Type: SMA male (portable), PL-259 (mobile), or N-type (base station)
  8. Length: 3-12 inches (7.6-30.5 cm) for portable; 12-24 inches (30.5-61 cm) for mobile
  9. Material: Stainless steel or copper core with weatherproof coating 
  10. Compatibility: Designed for Motorola radios supporting 900 MHz band 

    Function Introduction

    [8505241U04] Motorola 8505241U04 900 MHz Half Wave Whip Antenna
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    900 MHz Band Optimization

    Tuned specifically for 806–960 MHz, maximizing transmission efficiency for 2 Way Radios in urban or suburban environments. This precision surpasses multi-band Radio Walkie Talkie antennas, minimizing interference in crowded 900 MHz spectrums.
    [PMAF4008A] Motorola PMAF4008 900 MHz Antenna, GPS - APX 4000
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    Diverse Form Factors

    Available as whip, stubby, or panel designs (3–24 inches), adapting to 2 Way Radios users— from portable devices in tight spaces to mobile units needing extended range. This versatility outperforms fixed-design Radio Walkie Talkie antennas.
    Motorola PMAF4012 900 MHz Whip Antenna - R7, XPR 7580e
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    Variable Gain Options

     2–5 dBi gain balances coverage and portability, ideal for 2 Way Radios in mid-sized facilities or outdoor areas. This performance exceeds low-gain alternatives, reducing dead zones in critical Radio Walkie Talkie operations.

    Product Parameters

    Dimension

    3-12 inches (7.6-30.5 cm) for portable; 12-24 inches (30.5-61 cm) for mobile

    Frequency Range

    806-960 MHz (900 MHz band)

    Type

    Whip, stubby, or panel antenna

    Gain

    Typically 2-5 dBi

    Power Handling

    Up to 25W 

    Impedance

    50 ohms

    VSWR

    ≤1.5:1 (typical for high-performance models)

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