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various antenna models used for radio telemetry animal tracking

ANTENNAS

view of a null-peak antenna system used for radio telemetry wildlife tracking

Null-Peak Antenna Systems

ATS Part Number Frequency Range
150.000 - 154.500 MHz
154.000 - 158.500 MHz
158.000 - 162.500 MHz

Null-Peak Antenna Systems

Note: this product is temporarily unavailable in the quote builder. Please contact ATS directly to order.

Complete system includes a pair of 4 element Yagi Antennas, switchbox, cables, and mounting kit.

Highlights:

  • Doubles the antenna gain to increase your field range.
  • User supplies steel or aluminum horizontal spacer pipe, and vertical mast pipe.
  • Compass Rose is available, PN 12908.

Standard Package Includes:

Each complete Antenna System includes a pair of 4 element Yagi antennas, either a switchbox (null-peak) or hybrid signal splitter (null or peak), cabling up to a 8m (25 ft) run, and an antenna mounting kit.

User will need to supply the horizontal spacer pipe, minimum 5 feet in length, and vertical antenna mast pipe. A CAD drawing of the system is available here.

Antenna Specs

Gain
Isotropic: 7.7 dBi, Dipole: 5.6 dBi
Half power width
Horizontal-plane: 59°, Vertical-plane: 95°
Folded dimensions
85.1x10.2x4.4 cm (33.5x4x1.75 in.)
Weight
0.54 kg (1.2 lb) to 0.71 kg (1.6 lb)
Range of Ant Height
76 cm (30 in.) to 81 cm (32 in.) (For 141-175 MHz)
Range of Ant Length
106 cm (42 in.) to 86 cm (34 in.) (For 141-175 MHz)

Quick Antenna Tips

There are two basic antenna types: directional and non-directional (omni-directional). Directional antennas are typically Yagi type, non-directional are dipole type.

The reception pattern of a directional type antenna is shown below, left. The pattern for an omni-directional antenna is shown on the right.


view of the directional pattern of a yagi antenna used for radio telemetry wildlife tracking view of the omni-directional pattern of a yagi antenna used for radio telemetry wildlife tracking
  • The more elements on the antenna, the better the gain and effective range (they are also less portable!).
  • VHF systems are line of sight; the higher the antenna is above the ground, the better the range.
  • All ATS antennas include a standard length coaxial cable; longer lengths are available.

We offer a complete line of antennas for radio tracking; we can give you advice if you’re not sure what kind to use.

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