DX Engineering
TALLMADGE, OH (PRWEB) AUG UST 28, 2015
DX Engineering now offers Larsen Antennas for portable/mobile Amateur Radio systems. Larsen’s continual testing and refinement process delivers compact antennas that outperform similar counterparts.
DX Engineering offers a wide range of Larsen mobile and handheld antenna products. Here are just two of Larsen’s most popular models:
The KG2-70CXPL is a quality 2M/70cm mobile antenna that doesn’t require a complicated or invasive installation. The KG2-70CXPL mounts directly to a vehicle’s rear window, simplifying installation and allowing the antenna to be removed easily without leaving a trace. Despite its short 32.75″ height, the antenna delivers full quarter-wave performance on 2M and 2 dBi gain on 70cm. The KG2-70CXPL handles 100 watts and comes with a 14′ RG-58A/U cable terminating in a PL-259 connector.
Boasting a rugged magnet-mount base, Larsen’s LSN-MM2-70PL can be installed quickly to get on the air fast. Its rapid deployment capability makes this versatile 2M/70cm antenna an ideal option for EMCOMM use. It’s also a perfect solution for vacationers who want to operate mobile from a rental car or build a temporary station in a hotel room. The LSN-MM2-70PL packs full quarter-wave performance on 2M and 4 dBi gain on 70cm. It stands a mere 21″ high and handles 50 watts. The antenna includes a 12′ RG-58A/U coaxial cable with a PL-259 connector.
These and other Larsen Antenna products come in a myriad of base/connector configurations. Visit DXEngineering.com to see all of the available options.
DX Engineering
http://www.DXEngineering.com
1-800-777-0703
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