When the connector’s shell is screwed onto the radio’s antenna receptacle, a tuned circuit for the reception of VHF marine frequencies is made through the antenna, which helps to silence unwanted ...

Marine VHF antennas have not changed much since VHF radios were adopted by recreational boaters in the 1960s. We have seen improved durability and materials, optimized transmission and reception range ...

For VHF and UHF amplifiers ... To enable it to be mounted as close as possible to the antenna, the amplifier is powered via the download coax cable, i.e., over coax connectors connected to K2 and K3.

In the VHF/UHF world, the J-pole is a commonly ... printed bracket which not only holds the hookup for the coax cable feeding the antenna, but is also capable of sliding up and down the lower ...

You’ll need an extension ladder, proper connector crimp tool ... that you can receive signals from both locations. Aim the VHF antenna toward Mt. Soledad (La Jolla). 6. If you have both a ...

The feed is at the bottom, using an “F” connector, and you’ll use 75-ohm coax to connect antenna to receiver. Like the AM version, the VHF antenna can be opened for repair and is designed to be ...

The unit has two BNC connectors on the back side. One labeled TX connects to an existing VHF comm radio’s antenna connector (normally Comm 2) using a BNC jumper cable (not supplied). The other ...

Many people across the ABC13 viewing area enjoy our programming without cable or the internet ... you will likely want to have an all-band antenna that covers Low-VHF, High VHF and UHF.

First, a bit of antenna 101. There are two frequency bands to receive a TV signal, VHF and UHF. Many of the older style antennas were designed to pick up both VHF and UHF channels. Tony says a ...