DM N4-4 Navigation Antenna | 108 MHz to 122 MHz, 50Ω, BNC

DM N4-4 Navigation Antenna | 108 MHz to 122 MHz, 50Ω, BNC

HARRIS CORP

EDMO#: DM N4-4

MFR#: DM N4-4

Description

The DM N4-4 navigation antenna system has been designed to minimize bearing errors when receiving VOR and ILS signals. It provides increased gain at the horizon, particularly during banks, than fuselage mounted “deer horn” or “vee” antennas. It can discriminates against vertically polarized signals, and when properly installed on helicopters, it rejects rotor modulation which results in better signal to noise ratios with less errors. Constructed from magnesium tubing, this antenna is lightweight and rugged, and ideal for use on light planes and helicopters.

Features

  • Designed to minimize bearing errors when receiving VOR and ILS signals
  • Provides increased gain at the horizon, particularly during banks
  • Discriminates against vertically polarized signals

Specifications

Weight:
2 lb, without cable

Connector:
BNC

Mounting:
on opposite vertical surfaces of the aircraft

Frequency Response:
108 MHz to 122 MHz

VSWR:
<5.0:1

Gain:
0 ±2dB

Impedance:
50Ω

Polarization Pattern:
Omnidirectional in the azimuth plane. Approximately cos. q in the vertical plane

Efficiency:
95%

Power Handling:
Receive Only

Environmental:
Military: MIL-E-5400, MIL-T-5422
FAA: TSO-C40a

Product Codes

Mfr Part No :

DM N4-4

ECCN :

7A994

NSN :

5826-00-739-4479

SCHEDULE B CODE :

8526.10.0010

TSO :

C40a, C36b

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