COMANT VHF COMMUNICATIONS ANTENNA CI-122

CI-122
AUD$576.96

Frequencies Covered
118-137 MHz

Designed specifically for mounting to the underside of an aircraft providing excellent radiation coverage for air-to-ground VHF communications. Bent configuration makes it ideally suited for helicopters and low wing aircraft.

The CI 122 has been re-tested and upgraded to the new RTCA DO-160D environmental requirements and offers 118 to 137 MHz frequency associated with the DO-186A MOPS.

Note: Comant Antennas no longer come with a gasket or template. Must order PN 09-05579 separately.

Applications
Single engine piston aircraft for applications of this antenna design. Consult your FBO or installation shop for best applicationinformation.

Specifications

MODEL- CI 122 VHF ANTENNA

Electrical

Frequency

118-137 MHz

VSWR

3.0:1 Maximum

Polarization

Vertical

Radiation Pattern

Omnidirectional

Impedance

50 Ohms

Power

50 Watts

Mechanical

Weight

0.75 lbs. Max.

Height

18.50 in. Max.

Material

Cast Housing / Stainless Whip

Finish

Polyurethane Enamel

Connector

BNC (Female)

Environmental

Temperature

-55ºC to +85ºC

Altitude

50,000 ft.

Airspeed

350 Knots TAS

Federal Specifications

RTCA Environmental

DO-160D

FAA TSO

C37d, C38d

Gasket

B12607-3

Cork Neoprene

Documents

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Q: What is the height of the Comant CI 122 antenna?

The total height is 18.5 inches long, as the CI-122 is a bottom mount antenna it is bent.

Q: How far does the Comant CI-122 hang down below the mounting surface?

Per the manufacture it is 8.75" from the base of the antenna to the bend.

Q: Does this antenna come with coax cable and connectors?

No, this is the price for the antenna only. Connectors and BNC connectors are sold separate.

Q: What screws are used to mount the antenna? Do they have to be any special material or just standard AN hardware with the appropriate screw head to fit into the countersink body of the antenna.

For part number 11-17922 the length of the screw depends on the mounting location. The mounting holes are .173 diameter and countersunk AN hardware is recommended.

Q: Does the CI-122 or the CI-121 require a metal aircraft frame to act as a ground plane or can these 2 antennae models be used on a non conducting surface like fiberglass? Does the type of aircraft material change the VSWR from the specifications?

The CI-122 (11-17922) does require a ground plane if mounted on a fiberglass airplane. The height of the antenna is the required diameter of the ground plane. Aircraft material does not change the VSWR of the antenna.

Q: What type coax is used with the CI 122 antenna?

On certified installations, we recommend using either RG400 or RG142.

Q: How many mounting screws for this antenna?

This has a footprint for four (4) holes.