A compact dual-band beam antenna for 144/430MHz band, usable from mobile to fixed applications.
The A1430S8 (A1430-S8) is a dual-band 8-element beam antenna for the 144/430MHz band manufactured by Daiwa. It is a compact dual-band beam antenna for 144/430MHz that can be used for both mobile and fixed applications. It supports the 144/430MHz band with a single feed point. It is small and lightweight, weighing only 1.2kg. No tools are required for mast installation. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
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●Specifications ・Maximum external dimensions: Height approximately 1030mm × Width approximately 1400mm × Depth approximately 50mm ・Weight: 1.2kg ・Frequency: 144MHz〜146MHz / 430MHz〜440MHz ・Gain: 9.0dBi (144MHz) / 10.0dBi (430MHz) ・Power input: 100W FM ・Impedance: 50Ω ・Type: 3-element Yagi (144MHz), 5-element Yagi (430MHz) ・Effective wind area: 0.07m² ・Rotation radius: 1.35m ・Connector: M-type (M-J) ・Compatible mast diameter: φ38mm 〜 φ61mm *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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Manufacturer's price: 30,000 yen (excluding tax) We aim to sell at a lower price than anywhere else. Please contact us for our selling price.
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【Usage Examples】 ■Outdoor etc.
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Exceli Co., Ltd. sells and rents wireless devices, transceivers, and intercoms. With 33 years of experience, we have a track record of transactions with over 70,000 customers. We provide support 365 days a year until late at night, delivering wireless devices, transceivers, and intercoms throughout Japan. Additionally, we offer free trials for almost all models before purchase. Rest assured, after-sales repairs are handled in-house. Approved company under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's Management Innovation Support Law (No. 15 Sanro Shokei 707). We have been certified as a premier dealer by Motorola for our excellence in "proposal capability," "after-sales maintenance," "experience," and "technical skills."