TrueRC CORE 5.8GHz Antenna

Are you in Australia and looking to buy a top - notch 5.8GHz antenna? The TrueRC CORE 5.8GHz Antenna is the result of years of working with drone enthusiasts and pros. It starts with a well - crafted RF design that ensures great consistency across units and different cable setups. A super - durable outer shell protects it from crashes. You can choose from lengths of 80mm, 125mm, or 160mm, polarizations of RHCP or LHCP, and colors of teal or red. Its features include a durable polycarbonate housing made by injection molding and ultrasonic welding, a smooth radiation pattern with even gain in all directions, an exclusive knurled True - SMA for easy tightening, a flexible coax cable that can deflect impacts, a clear polarization direction indication, and excellent axial ratio and efficiency. Specifications: Head dimensions are 16.9mm in diameter and 13.1mm in height. It uses TrueRC RG316S/RG402/RG178 coax cable. Weight varies with connector/cable choice. Cross - Polar Rejection is - 10 to - 20dB, bandwidth is 5.5GHz - 6.1GHz, radiation efficiency is 98%, color options are red or teal, connector is SMA, SWR is <=1.2:1, and gain is 1.9dBic. It comes with 1x TrueRC CORE 5.8GHz Antenna - SMA (Choose Options). You can also browse all 5.8GHz Antennas, all TrueRC Antennas, or all Antennas.

Using your TrueRC CORE 5.8GHz Antenna is easy. First, pick the length, polarization, and color that suit your needs. Connect the antenna to your device using the SMA connector. Make sure it's tightened properly with the exclusive knurled True - SMA for a secure connection. When using it, remember that it has a wide bandwidth of 5.5GHz - 6.1GHz, so it can work well in different frequency ranges. For maintenance, keep it away from sharp objects to avoid damaging the outer shell and the coax cable. If it gets dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe it. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures as this might affect its performance. Always check the polarization direction before use to ensure optimal results. And if you're flying a drone, protect it from crashes as much as possible to prevent any physical damage.