Antennas, Masts and Towers
AnCom-Miniaturised Antennas | ||
 AnCom uses advanced technology to develop miniature antennas for military applications and customers relying on professional solutions, e.g. rescue services, and police and fire departments. |
 AnCom's extremely miniaturised UHF antennas are used for the UK RAF's rescue service communication solution: the winch-man hanging under the helicopter cannot rely on long, fragile whip antennas. |
 The AnCom advanced technology provides miniaturised antennas that can replace big whip antennas for specified frequency ranges; some difficult environments (e.g. inside caves) require a low frequency in order to maintain communication. |
 AnCom offers advanced antenna technology, specialising in small sized antennas for handheld radios (e.g. Motorola) and larger stationary defence radio systems. |
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Broadband Propagation-Broadband and Fixed Frequency MF, HF, VHF, UHF and Microwave Antennas | ||
 High-gain VHF radar, wind profiler Yagi array at Davis Base, Antarctica. |
 Inverted V-mounted BPA 500 under test at our 20-acre antenna range. |
 Centre-fed tactical HF antenna. |
 Izod impact testing of whip materials. |
 Oil filled 50kW HF radar balun. |
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Clark Masts Teksam-Military Mast Systems | ||
 Field deployed 8m PU mast with HF antenna. |
 RRTM1, RC-controlled lighting system. |
 Type-73 mast KFOR. |
 Vehicle-mounted XT mast for drone control. |
 PT field mast kit for surveillance. |
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Comrod-Military HF, VHF, UHF and GPS Antennas and Masts | ||
 Vehicle installation of HF and VHF antennas. |
 HF antennas for ground installation. |
 Low profile VHF antenna on a CV-90 armed vehicle. |
 Comrod low profile VHF and GPS antenna mounted on a Leopard 2 battle tank. |
 The light tactical marked area. |
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Deltenna-Rugged Antennas for the Military and Emergency Services | ||
 800MHz and 900MHz flat-panel rugged antennas for GSM, CDMA and WCDMA provide 10dBi gain and circular polarisation for long-range and reliable coverage for the military and emergency services. |
 1800MHz, 1900MHz and 2100MHz flat-panel rugged antennas provide 10dBi or 11dBi gain and circular polarisation for long-range coverage. |
 800MHz and 900MHz compact rugged antennas for the military and emergency services provide 70° beamwidth and circular polarisation for wide-area coverage in all environments. |
 Far-field analysis of integrated structures, such as aircraft for accurate modelling of far-field patterns and electro-magnetic exposure. |
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Denke Laboratories-Military and Commercial Antennas and Masts | ||
 Denke Laboratories Inc. provides new design, prototype and manufacturing services for various military forces, government agencies and OEMs around the world. |
 We specialize in producing efficient, robust military and commercial antennas and masts. |
 Our vehicular antennas have been used extensively in combat operations. |
 Man-pack antenna for military applications. |
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European Antennas-250MHz to 40GHz Antennas for Military, Ground and Airborne Applications | ||
 Omni antenna for fixed and mobile data communications in convoys - this antenna's frequency range is 4.4GHz to 5.0GHz, it has vertical polarisation, and 6dBi gain. |
 High gain omni antenna for Link16/MIDS (NATO standard). Its 7dBi gain ensures nearly double the range of systems using conventional 2dBi gain antennas. |
 Blade antenna for integration into the wing of an airborne target drone to increase radar cross-section - frequency is 1.2GHz to 1.35GHz, with 4dBi gain. |
 A circular polarised, rugged, omni antenna in Ku-band (16GHz) for a UAV has 3dBiC gain, circular polarisation, elevation HPBW of 30° and electrical down-tilt for optimised coverage. |
 For video surveillance from a helicopter, omni antennas are used for transmission to a base station multi-sector located in police headquarters. |
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Mastsystem-Telescopic Masts and Mast Accessories | ||
 Mastsystem’s lightweight telescopic masts are applicable to such areas as defence, the police, geodetic surveying, radio and TV emergency work and temporary illumination. |
 Modified TM masts for temporary illumination. |
 Finnish Army Command post with TR Mast for VHF radio (right), PARAKEET with 10.5m EX Mast System (EX 128) for Australian Defence Forces (left). |
 Finnish Army Link Station with 24m EXL Mast (EXL 167). |
 Mastsystem manufactures a range of mast accessories and ancillary equipment including winches and the handling system for this 24m mast. |
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Radiall-Military Antenna Solutions | ||
 Radiall is the premier innovator of antenna products for military and defense applications. |
 Radiall provides a wide range of standard and customized antenna solutions. |
 One-meter blade antennas with flexible gooseneck assembly are ideal for man-pack and handheld radios. |
 Fully-overmolded antenna in vehicle mount and manpack configurations. |
 Stealth blade antennas are ideal for discrete applications. |
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Radiant Antennas-Mobile and Base Station HF and V/UHF Antennas and Tactical Masts | ||
 RWD125 HF base station antenna. |
 Man-portable mast and HF wideband antenna kit. |
 RLP10-30 HF log periodic dipole array. |
 UBS-6G mobile antenna base with built in GPS antenna. |
 VCF225-420 mobile center-fed dipole antenna. |
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Radio Waves-Microwave Antennas | ||
 Radio Waves offers the SPX-4.7NS series of parabolic microwave dish antennas, which covers from 4.4GHz to 5GHz. |
 The GX-4.7NS series is available in a 2ft, 3ft and 4ft diameter grids, with such a high quality as standard, Radio Waves offers a five-year warrantee. |
 Radio Waves heavy-duty grid antennas cover a number of services, including the public safety band of 4,940MHz to 4,990MHz and the NATO military service band. |
 Radio Waves can work with your team to develop specific microwave antennas for special applications such as specific paint schemes to help camouflage antennas. |
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Rantec Microwave Systems-Microwave Antennas and Components | ||
 Rantec's AK-10044 slotted array antenna is a highly efficient, low profile antenna designed for operation at millimeter wavelengths. |
 Rantec offers its new Ku-band mobile satellite antenna subsystem, using cutting-edge reflector-feed technology. |
 Rantec’s X-band antennas are designed to provide efficient and accurate tracking of over 32 targets, controlling up to eight runways with a field-of-view of 10º in elevation, and azimuth coverage of ±15°. |
 Rantec recently delivered space-qualified slot arrays with polarizers to General Dynamics for the GLAST and LEO programs. |
 Possessing full in-house capability, Rantec produces antennas for use in prime radar systems, missile guidance, navigation, weather detection, SIGINT, satellite communications and other applications. |
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Saab-Military Antennas | ||
 LPDA antennas for ECM applications. |
 Horn antennas for ESM and ECM applications. |
 Spiral antennas for DF systems. |
 Blade antennas. |
 DF and ECM antenna systems. |
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SMAG-Mobile Antenna Masts | ||
 The Ftm 20/4 mounted on a trailer in its operational position. |
 The Fth 34/5 mobile antenna mast mounted on a truck in its transport position. |
 The Ftm 9/3 mobile antenna mast mounted on an armoured vehicle. |
 The Ftm 15-4 mobile antenna mast mounted on a shelter in its operational position. |
 The Ftm 11/2 mounted on a truck in its operational position. |
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TACO Communications-VHF and UHF Communications Antennas for Military and Commercial Communications | ||
 The MULDIPOL multiple dipole collinear array concept has been specifically developed by TACO for ground-air-ground, air traffic control and associated vehicular and base communications applications. |
 TACO circularly polarized helical antennas are extremely rugged. The mast and ground plane are of aluminum construction, with the helix supported by dielectric rods along the mast. |
 The F11 and AS-390/SRC are vertically polarized, broadband, coaxial stub antennas designed for the VHF and UHF communications band. |
Trival Antene-Tactical, Mobile And Portable Antennas and Antenna Masts | ||
 HF wideband wire antenna model KUA-35/5. |
 The AD-18/D antenna is wideband monopole mobile VHF antenna for frequency range from 30MHz to 90MHz. |
 The AD-17/B-110 antenna is a wideband VHF 'disc-cone' antenna, intended for tactical transportable or stationary use. |
 AD-44/BW antennas represent a family of wideband monopole whips, primarily intended for use with portable and handheld radios in VHF frequency range from 30MHz to 90(108)MHz |
 Telescopic pneumatic antenna masts series STV. |
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WIBE-Telescopic Mast Systems | ||
 The TM210 telescopic mast system is a compact and rugged electric-powered telescopic mast system for land surveillance and reconnaissance vehicles, with a stable elevated platform for heavy sensor packages. |
 The battlefield-proven WIBE TM128 / 15-2.9 telescopic mast system has been upgraded to meet the increased demand of the US army HCLOS radio's new high-capacity BAND III + HCLOS antenna. |
 The MecPAM possesses an electric-powered movement control and manual crank backup to ensure safe, speedy and precise mast deployment and recovery, and is ideal for the TM170 range and above. |
 The new NATO TM150 / 20-4.9 telescopic mast system's antenna bar directioner kit provides a ±360° azimuth and ±10° elevation aiming of two line-of-sight antennas. |
 The WIBE Mobile Site is a heavy duty portable telescopic mast kit fitted to all ISO containers, ideal for temporary communication sites. |
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Will-Burt Company-Telescoping Masts and Mast Products | ||
 Will-Burt's pneumatic and mechanical telescoping masts are used by the military for many programs involving mobile communications, such as target acquisition and surveillance. |
 Will-Burt's Saber mast is one of the most revolutionary telescoping mast systems available in the world and certified to stringent environmental climatic requirements of MIL-STD-810, STANAG, DEF (AUST) 5168 and others. |
 Will-Burt offers a complete line of quick-erecting antenna masts that are lightweight and quickly deployed in the field. |
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