Mixed Polarised FM Radio Broadcast Antennas

Mixed polarised dipoles are an excellent choice for single FM radio station local area coverage. Community broadcast groups with a limited budget will find these an affordable and effective option.

Key features of a mixed polarised dipole are :

• Mixed polarisation provides better signal penetration into built up areas,
• Wide fill radiation pattern well suited for omnidirectional applications,
• Stainless steel construction for a long service life,
• Low cost,
• Light weight,
• Low wind loading,
• Easy mount,
• Occupies minimal space, and
• Adjustable tuning stubs for frequency change.

FMD-CPLP with N-Type Female connector is rated for up to 500 Watts power per bay.
FMD-CPHP is fitted with a 7/16” Female DIN connector for higher input power up to 1 Kilowatt per bay.

Specify your FM radio station broadcasting frequency when ordering and the antenna will be tuned accordingly at better than -20 dB return loss.

For increased gain and power, these antennas can be mounted in stack array formations using a power divider and branch feeder cables.

To restrict the radiation pattern emitted behind the dipole and increase forward gain, a rear reflector screen is available.