Panorama Antennas Mobile VHF Antenna

The Panorama Antennas VHF vehicle antenna range includes the AFBQ-H6A and AQB-H5, both designed as 1/4 wave antennas for vehicle-mounted mobile radios. The AFBQ-H6A operates in the 155-174 MHz frequency range, while the AQB-H5 covers 149-159 MHz. Both feature an omnidirectional radiation pattern and 2 dBi gain, although their maximum input power and mechanical construction differ. Below we summarise the technical specifications of both versions. Read more...

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• 1/4-wavelength antenna rod
• Frequency: 149-159 MHz
• Radiation pattern: omnidirectional
• Gain: 2 dBi
• Power: max 50 W
• For mobile radios (vehicle-mounted)
• Applications: industrial radio systems, security services, and agricultural operations
• Voltage standing wave ratio: less than 1.5:1
• Length: 476 mm

Gross price (including 27% VAT): 41.82€ (Net price: 32.93€)

• 1/4-wavelength antenna rod
• Frequency: 155-174 MHz
• Radiation pattern: omnidirectional
• Gain: 2 dBi
• Power: max 100 W
• For mobile radios (vehicle-mounted)
• Applications: industrial radio systems, security services, and GPS combined antenna systems
• Length: 429 mm

Gross price (including 27% VAT): 64.82€ (Net price: 51.04€)
2 products in total, page 1: 1 - 2 / 21

Panorama Antennas VHF vehicle antenna - quarter-wave versions

The AFBQ-H6A is a flexible quarter-wave VHF antenna whip with an M6 x 0.75 connection for Panorama antenna bases. The AFBQ series can be used with Panorama GPS combination antenna bases. Its construction includes a flexible antenna whip and a spring assembly moulded in TPU. The AQB-H5 is also a quarter-wave VHF antenna whip and is constructed with a stainless steel whip, brass components and a black nylon housing.

What frequency ranges do the AFBQ-H6A and AQB-H5 cover?

The AFBQ-H6A covers the 155-174 MHz frequency range, while the AQB-H5 operates from 149-159 MHz. Both models have an omnidirectional radiation pattern and a specified gain of 2 dBi. The AQB-H5 has a VSWR below 1.5:1.

AFBQ-H6A VHF vehicle antenna technical specifications

The AFBQ-H6A has a maximum input power of 100 W and an overall length of 429 mm. The product has a flexible construction with a spring assembly moulded in TPU. It uses an M6 x 0.75 connection for Panorama antenna bases, while the AFBQ series is compatible with Panorama GPS combination antenna bases.

  • Frequency range: 155-174 MHz
  • Design: flexible 1/4 wave antenna whip
  • Radiation pattern: omnidirectional
  • Gain: 2 dBi
  • Maximum input power: 100 W
  • Length: 429 mm
  • Connection: M6 x 0.75
  • Applications: industrial radio systems, security services and GPS combination antenna systems

How does the AQB-H5 VHF antenna differ?

The AQB-H5 is a 476 mm long quarter-wave VHF mobile antenna operating in the 149-159 MHz frequency range. In addition to its omnidirectional radiation pattern and 2 dBi gain, it has a maximum input power of 50 W. Its VSWR is below 1.5:1. The mechanical construction includes a stainless steel whip, brass components and a black nylon housing.

  • Frequency range: 149-159 MHz
  • Design: 1/4 wave antenna whip
  • Radiation pattern: omnidirectional
  • Gain: 2 dBi
  • Maximum input power: 50 W
  • VSWR: below 1.5:1
  • Length: 476 mm
  • Applications: industrial radio systems, security services and agricultural operations

VHF mobile radio antenna construction and antenna mounting

The AFBQ-H6A uses an M6 x 0.75 connection designed for Panorama antenna bases, while the AFBQ series can be used with Panorama GPS combination antenna bases. Its construction includes a flexible antenna whip and a spring assembly moulded in TPU. The AQB-H5 is manufactured with a stainless steel whip, brass components and a black nylon housing.

What vehicle and industrial applications are they designed for?

Both models are designed for vehicle-mounted mobile radios. The specified applications of the AFBQ-H6A include industrial radio systems, security services and GPS combination antenna systems. For the AQB-H5, the listed applications include industrial radio systems, security services and agricultural operations, as well as vehicle-mounted and fixed-installation systems.

Panorama Antennas VHF vehicle antenna summary and FAQ

The AFBQ-H6A and AQB-H5 are quarter-wave VHF vehicle antennas with an omnidirectional radiation pattern and 2 dBi gain. The AFBQ-H6A covers 155-174 MHz with a maximum input power of 100 W, while the AQB-H5 covers 149-159 MHz with a maximum input power of 50 W.

  • What is the frequency range of the AFBQ-H6A?
    The model operates in the 155-174 MHz frequency range.
  • What is the frequency range of the AQB-H5?
    The AQB-H5 operates from 149-159 MHz.
  • What is the gain of the two VHF antennas?
    Both models have a gain of 2 dBi.
  • What is the maximum input power?
    The AFBQ-H6A is rated at 100 W, while the AQB-H5 is rated at 50 W.
  • How long are the antennas?
    The AFBQ-H6A is 429 mm long, while the AQB-H5 is 476 mm long.
  • What connection does the AFBQ-H6A use?
    The AFBQ-H6A uses an M6 x 0.75 connection for Panorama antenna bases.