MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
DESCRIPTION
Colinear vehicular antennas specially conceived for CELLULAR systems working on 900 MHz.
SKA 900 C whip is made of polycarbonate flexible and detachable for car-washes acces and its
phasing coil is inserted in a rubber sleeve. SKA 901 C is made of black chromed 17/7 PH stainless
steel whip. They are supplied with "ML" (Micro Line) mount of reduced dimensions for a handy
installation on the vehicle and 5m cable RG 58 C/U with FME connector. Both models are also
available without cable and with FME connector directly assembled on the base.
Electrical Data
Type
SKA 900 C :
SKA 901 C :
Frequency Range :
Impedance :
Radiation :
Polarization :
Gain
SKA 900 C :
SKA 901 C :
Bandwidth :
V.S.W.R. at f. res. :
Max Power :
Feed System / Position :
Standard Mount :
Mechanical Data
Materials :
Heigth (approx.)
SKA 900 C :
SKA 901 C :
Weight (approx.) :
Mounting Hole :
1/4 λ + 1/2 λ Colinear Antenna
1/4 λ + 5/8 λ Colinear Antenna
870-960 MHz
50 Ω Unbalanced
Omnidirectional
Vertical
3.0 dB ref. to a λ/4 whip
3.5 dB ref. to a λ/4 whip
90 MHz
≤ 1.2 : 1
30 Watts
Direct / Base
"ML" UHF
Chromed Brass, Policarbonate, Stainless Steel,Rubber
280 mm
330 mm
280 gr
∅ 14 or 18 mm
Mounting from the outside
1.1 Drill a 18 mm hole, deburr it and
protect it against corrosion. Loose part B,
push it upwards together with part C and
hold it tightly.
1.2 Insert the base into the mounting
hole and decentralize it. Insert the plastic
fish-plates D of part C into the hole. Screw
on part B with a 20 mm open-end
wrench.
The ring nut B is tightened correctly,
if the upper edge of part A is at the
same height as the inner thread-bolt
Mounting from the inside
2.1 Drill a 14 mm hole, deburr it and
protect against corrosion. Loose part B
and use the item E.
Insert from below part F into the hole up
to the stop.
2.2 Push part A,B and E from above and
screw them on with a 20 mm open-end
wrench.
Part B is tightened correctly, if the
upper edge of part A is at the same
height as the inner thread-bolt.
1.1
1.2
2.1
2.2
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