FG1440

Antennas RF Overview

The TE Connectivity FG1440 is a VHF fiberglass whip antenna designed for the 144MHz to 148MHz frequency range, with a center frequency of 146MHz. It provides 0dBd gain and supports a maximum power handling of 150W. The unit features an N-type female connector and utilizes bracket mounting. Constructed as a straight whip, it measures approximately 92 inches in height.

Antennas RF Feature Summary

• Omnidirectional radiation pattern suitable for broad coverage applications
• Durable fiberglass construction for outdoor environmental resilience
• Straight whip design optimized for vertical polarization

Antennas RF Applications

• VHF radio communication systems
• Marine vessel communications
• Public safety vehicle installations
• Industrial telemetry links

Antennas RF Procurement Notes

Verify current availability status as this component may be discontinued or subject to supply constraints. Confirm that the N-type female connector interface matches existing cable assemblies. Ensure bracket mounting hardware is compatible with the installation surface. Review technical specifications against system requirements before finalizing procurement decisions.

Antennas RF Selection Notes

Select this model when operating within the 144-148MHz band requiring omnidirectional coverage. Consider the 150W power rating for high-output transmitter compatibility. Evaluate the physical dimensions and bracket mount style against spatial constraints. Compare against other FG series antennas if different frequency bands or gain levels are required.

Antennas RF Part Context

This part belongs to the TE Connectivity FG series of fiberglass antennas. These components are engineered for reliable RF transmission in demanding environments. The series offers various configurations tailored to specific frequency ranges and mounting requirements across commercial and industrial sectors.

Antennas RF Replacement Considerations

No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed for this specific discontinued model. Users should evaluate alternative TE Connectivity antennas within the same frequency band or consult manufacturer documentation for updated product line replacements.