COMANT
CI 401-460 ComDat GPS/XM Antenna | 1575.42 MHz 26.5-31.5 dB, TNC
Part No: CI-401-460
DESCRIPTION
CI 401-460 ComDat GPS/XM Antenna | 1575.42 MHz 26.5-31.5 dB, TNC
The CI 401-460 ComDat® multifunction GPS and XM Weather antenna is designed for compatibility with panel mount 26.5 dB gain GPS receivers. Add XM to an existing GPS antenna location without the need for a completely new installation location. Conforms to the popular ARINC footprint, standard on many twin turbocraft and business jets. Certified FAA TSO C144 for GPS and GPS WAAS Class Gamma 1 equipment. The CI 401-460 replaces the CI 401-420.
*Not compatible with most portable GPS receiver systems. Not compliant for GPS WAAS Class Gamma 2 and 3 applications.
Specifications
Weight:
6.5 oz
Finish:
glossy white
Connector:
GPS - TNC Blue / XM - TNC Red
Frequency:
GPS 1575.42 MHz, XM 2332.5-2345.0
VSWR:
1.5:1
Polarization:
RHCP
Radiation Pattern:
Hemispherical
Impedance:
50Ω
Gain:
26.5-31.5 dB
DC Voltage:
4 VDC – 24 VDC
DC Current:
25mA Min. / 40mA Max.
Noise Figure:
3.8 dB, maximum
Environment:
RTCA Env. DO-160D/C144
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