VHF Collinear Antenna

DXZone VHF Collinear Antenna

This antenna will cover the 2 meter Ham Radio frequencies. This collinear antenna has a total gain factor approx 6 to 7dbd on two meter band

Category : Antennas/Collinear

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The resource is currently on dxzone.com in just one category. Main category is Collinear antennas that is about Collinear antennas. This link has been on our site since Tuesday Apr 18 2017, and "VHF Collinear Antenna" has been clicked on 2252 times. So far it received 6 votes for a total score of 4.00/10

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