[W2CRA] For CERT members

[EUGENE COSTA]

This info was passed along from NNJ ARES for CERT/Search and Rescue teams. It is a Comet antenna that handles 150 watts and wide bandwidth to cover bands other than Amateur Radio frequencies if needed for assisting served agencies. See below.

73

Gene KD2RRP



Brand:
Comet Antennas https://www.dxengineering.com/search/brand/Comet-Antennas
Manufacturer's Part Number:
CA-2X4SR
Part Type:
VHF/UHF Mobile Vertical Antennas https://www.dxengineering.com/search/part-type/VHF-UHF-Mobile-Vertical-Antennas
Product Line:
Comet CA-2X4SR Mobile VHF/UHF Vertical Antennas https://www.dxengineering.com/search/part-type/vhf-uhf-mobile-vertical-antennas/product-line/comet-ca-2x4sr-mobile-vhf-uhf-vertical-antennas
DXE Part Number:
CMA-CA-2X4SR
Mobile Antenna Type:
Dual-band
Mobile Mounting Base Included:
No
Mobile Antenna Base:
UHF
Antenna Color:
Black
Fold-Over:
Yes
Mobile Antenna Height:
40.000 in.
Magnet Mount Compatible:
Yes
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Notes:
Broadband for use across Amateur, Land Mobile, and FRS applications with single antenna.
Mobile Antenna Power Rating:
150 watts
Additional Information

Mobile Antenna Band 	Frequency Coverage Range 	Vertical Antenna Gain 	Element Phasing (wavelength)
2 meters 	140-160 MHz 	3.8 dBi 	2 x 1/2
70 centimeters 	435-465 MHz 	6.2 dBi 	3 x 5/8
Comet CA-2X4SR Mobile VHF/UHF Vertical Antennas

Comet CA-2X4SR Mobile VHF/UHF Vertical Antennas assist search and rescue volunteers. Comet designed these broadband antennas for those needing voice communications on the ham radio, land mobile, and FRS frequency ranges.

CA-2X4SR mobile VHF/UHF antennas offer remarkable coverage area and gain, plus they allow for TX and RX capability in both bands! The amateur radio community works together with local search and rescue and other public service agencies in emergencies.

Whether you use VHF, UHF, or both, you will find Comet CA-2X4SR Mobile VHF/UHF Vertical Antennas from DX Engineering to be assets in the communication needs of Amateur Radio operators and land mobile users… simultaneously!

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