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Motorola antenna question
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davidzimmerman
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maybe a picture will help?
mmckenna
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Color codes seem to vary by radio model. This is for a VHF Jedi radio:
VHF Helical 151-162 7.3" color band = Black P/N NAD6567
VHF Helical 151-162 7.3" color band = Black P/N NAD6567
close but no, as I have that antenna
neither of them look alike. I am shooting that this is either 403-520mhz or up in the 700mhz range...
It looks like a Motorola NAE6549AR, but those have a gray/white color code and actually have UHF on the side. The NAE6549AR covers 380-520.
You may need a magnifying glass to read it, but there should be a part number, or band info at the attachment end.
I don't have the antenna I ran across it once on wiscomms website but forgot to write down the part#. does the antenna have Motorola down the side of it?
mikesatter
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VHF 150-162mhz
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