8 Bands Portable Handheld Panel Antenna
A true multi-band directional panel antenna designed for portable handheld use. It covers eight discrete frequency segments from 350MHz to 1020MHz – no need to swap antennas when switching bands.
- True 8‑band integratio
- 50W high power handling
- Directional pattern for extended range
- Field‑ready reliability
Product Details
Product Overview
Directional antennas are also called plate antennas. They radiate in a certain angle range in the horizontal pattern, which is what we usually call directivity. In the vertical pattern, they are beams with a certain width. Like omni-directional antennas, the smaller the lobe width, the greater the gain.Directional antennas are generally used in communication systems with long communication distances, small coverage areas,large target density, and high frequency utilization.
Key Specifications
| Frequency | 350-400 / 400-450 / 450-500 / 500-560 / 700-775 / 775-850 / 850-930 / 930-1020 MHz |
| VSWR | ≤2.0 |
| Gain (dBi) | 4-6 ±1 dBi |
| Maximum input power | 50W |
| Operating temperature | -30 ~ +65 °C |
FAQ
- Q1: What devices and scenarios is this antenna for?
- Perfect for handheld spectrum analyzers, portable SDRs, two‑way radio repeaters, tactical radios, and emergency comms kits. Typical uses: multi‑band field coverage testing, public safety/temporary communication networks, long‑range point‑to‑point links in mountainous areas, and pre‑compliance EMC tests.
- Q2: Are the eight bands continuous or do I need to manually switch?
- The antenna has independent resonators for each band – no internal switch. Just connect it to your device, and it will work for any frequency inside the listed segments. No manual tuning required.
- Q3: What does “gain 4-6±1dBi” actually mean?
- Typical gain varies by frequency: around 4dBi on lower bands (e.g., 350-400MHz) and up to 6dBi on higher bands (e.g., 930-1020MHz), with ±1dBi variation. The main lobe is narrow with good side‑lobe suppression – great for directional “reach‑out” links.
- Q4: As a handheld panel antenna, do I need to aim it?
- Yes. Directional antennas have a maximum radiation direction (the front face of the panel). Point the front toward your target. The horizontal beamwidth is about 60~80°, so small misalignments are fine, but large deviations will noticeably reduce gain.
- Q5: Can it handle simultaneous TX/RX at 50W?
- 50W refers to the maximum continuous wave (CW) or FM peak power the antenna port can withstand. It supports full‑ or half‑duplex operation as long as you stay below the power limit. Always use with a radio whose output power ≤50W and keep VSWR within ≤2.0.
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