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RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna with RG8X Coaxial Cable Kit

The RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna is a versatile, multi-purpose antenna engineered for wireless microphone systems and UHF receivers with diversity reception. It features orthogonal directional LPDA (log periodic dipole array) and bidirectional dipole elements to combat multipath fade.

SKU: GC54-DFIN-CABLE KIT

RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna with RG8X Coaxial Cable Kit

RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna with RG8X Coaxial Cable Kit

The RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna is a versatile, multi-purpose antenna engineered for wireless microphone systems and UHF receivers with diversity reception. It features orthogonal directional LPDA (log periodic dipole array) and bidirectional dipole elements to combat multipath fade.

One element captures vertically polarised waves, while the other captures horizontally polarised waves, ensuring superior polarisation diversity reception and consistent signal strength in indoor and reflective environments. Simply connect the A and B outputs to an antenna distributor or wireless microphone receiver and direct the antenna toward the stage.

Widely adopted across professional audio applications, from high-profile live sound events to film, TV productions, and installations in schools and churches, the Diversity Fin delivers exceptional performance, convenience, and space-saving benefits for any brand of diversity microphone system.Designed for temporary setups or touring, it includes a padded protective cover and a threaded mounting block compatible with microphone and lighting stands (mounts to 1/4"-20, 3/8"-16, or 5/8"-27 threads).

The two included RF Venue RG8X25 Coaxial Cables are premium low-loss RG8X cables with BNC (male) connectors. Featuring a double-shielded (braid over foil) design, they each measure 7.6m, providing reliable connectivity for your audio setup.

Key Features:

Compatible with UHF diversity receivers

Incorporates Both Directional LPDA and Bidirectional Dipole Elements

Captures Both Horizontal and Vertically Polarised Waves in a Single Unit

Improves Signal Consistency in Indoor and Reflective Environments

Single Diversity Fin Replaces Two Traditional LPDA Antennas

What's in the Box:

RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna

RF Venue RG8X25 Coaxial Cables (7.6m)

Padded protective cover

Threaded Mounting Block (1/4"-20, 3/8"-16 or 5/8"-27 Threads)

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RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna with RG8X Coaxial Cable Kit

The RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna is a versatile, multi-purpose antenna engineered for wireless microphone systems and UHF receivers with diversity reception. It features orthogonal directional LPDA (log periodic dipole array) and bidirectional dipole elements to combat multipath fade.

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