SPECIFICATIONS:
Model ......................................... 1700-26-2
Frequency Range ....................... 1625-1725 MHz Cont.
*Gain ..........................................
Front to back .............................. 27 dB Typical Average
Beamwidth /26 ele ..................... E=21°/H=22°
Beamwidth /35 ele ...................... E=17°/H=18°
Feed Impedance. ....................... 50 Ohms Unbalanced
Maximum VSWR ........................ >1.5:1 AVG.
Mounting Polarity ....................... Horizontal or Vertical
FEATURES:
The 1700-26-2 is a rugged man packable high gain yagi type, horn fed antenna that can provide high perfor-
mance between the frequencies of 1625 MHz and 1725 MHz. The elements are made from aluminum 1/4" hex and are
large enough not to be damaged by man packing or the outside elements. The antenna is broken apart in near equal sec-
tions using a unique no tools bayonet type connection that allows quick assembly or disassembly. The antenna can be
used with just 2 element sections in place, that keeps the package down to a manageable 57 inches long. But if extra
gain is needed, just add the last element section for a little extra gain for the fringe situations. The 1700-26-2 uses a
unique horn to excite the elements and achieve amazing gain. The horn comes with a face cover to protect the horn
probe inside and gives a clean storage cup after disassembly.
M2 Antenna Systems, Inc.
Model No: 1700-26-2
18.3 dBi Typical Average
*Subtract 2.14 from dBi for dBd
M2 Antenna Systems, Inc. 4402 N. Selland Ave. Fresno, CA 93722
Tel: (559) 432-8873 Fax: (559) 432-3059 Web: www.m2inc.com
©2018 M2 Antenna Systems Incorporated
Input Connector .......................... TNC Female
Power Handling .......................... 250 Watts
Boom Length / Dia. ..................... 57" / 1/2"
Wind area / Survival ................... 0.3 Sq. Ft. / 80 MPH
Weight / Ship Wt. ........................ 2 lbs. / 10 lbs.
6/7/2018
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