AIS High Gain Yagi Antenna 162 MHz Marine Automatic Identification System PA162-10-5AV. Low Noise pickup.
Electrical Specifications AIS 162 MHz
Frequency Range: 161.5 – 162.5 MHz
Free Space Forward Gain: 14.7 dBi
Front-to-Back Ratio: 27 dB
3 dB Horizontal Beamwidth: 38.2°
3 dB Vertical Beamwidth: 35°
Polarization: Vertical
Nominal Input Impedance: 50 Ohms
SWR Across Entire Band: < 1.2
Maximum Power Input: Receiving Antenna (25W)
Matching Method: Direct feedthrough common mode balun
Connector: “N”
Mechanical Specifications 162 MHz AIS
Number of elements: 10
Element Diameter: 8 mm Aluminum tube
Dipole Diameter: 8 mm Hard Copper tube
Longest element: 920 mm
Element Mounting Position: On the side
Balun and Connector: Included
Boom Length: 4.93 m
Boom Size: 40 x 40 mm
Number of Boom Pieces: 2
Guy rope support: Not necessary. Strong boom.
Mounting Mast Diameter: 43 – 70 mm 1-1/4″ – 2-3/4″
Survival Wind Speed: 150 km/h
Transportation Length: 2.48 m
Antenna Weight: 7 kg
AIS Marine Automatic Identification System Antenna PA162-10-5AV Dipole and Balun Detail:
AIS 162MHz 4-Way Power Divider Marine Automatic Identification System
What others say about AIS Antenna PA162-10-5AV:
I got the PA162-10-5AV marine tracking yagis up yesterday.
I’ve received out to 553 km distance during the night to King Island Lighthouse. That’s pretty good I think.
Leigh VK2KRR
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There has been some further development since the last email.
Have now been able to hear out to 1073 km on the marine tracking array. Keeping in mind that marine tracking transmitters are only 12 watts FM.
Have attached some other information.
Thank you for sending the 70cm yagis. More work ahead for me.
VK2KRR Facebook group page address is https://www.facebook.com/groups/vk2krrdxrpm
Leigh VK2KRR
Howard –
Received the PA162-10-5AV a couple of days ago.
I just wanted to say it is the best engineered antenna I have ever purchased!
Your packaging was excellent and the box arrived here in the UK in perfect condition.
I really liked the A1/B1 … A10/B10 tags on the metalwork. It allowed me to construct the antenna without any issues or guesswork.
Kind regards, Howard G1MUM