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470 to 698 MHz operating frequency
Use it with equipment operating within this frequency range.

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RF Venue’s Diversity Fin is an external antenna for wireless microphone systems and other UHF receivers using diversity reception. Its directional LPDA and bidirectional dipole elements are arranged at right angles: one receives vertical polarization, the other horizontal. Connect its two BNC outputs to the A and B inputs of an antenna distributor or receiver, then aim it toward the stage. It is designed to improve signal constancy in indoor and reflective spaces while addressing multipath fade. A padded cover and stand-mounting block support temporary installations and tour use.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Use it with equipment operating within this frequency range.
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The separate outputs connect to the receiver or distributor’s A and B antenna inputs.
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The directional LPDA element has a 140-degree horizontal coverage angle.
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The supplied mounting block attaches to mic and lighting stands with these threads.
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These are the antenna’s stated width and height.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Connect its two BNC female outputs to the A and B inputs of a compatible antenna distributor or wireless microphone receiver.
It operates from 470 to 698 MHz.
Yes. Its threaded mounting block fits ¼-inch-20, ⅜-inch-16, and ⅝-inch-27 mic or lighting stand threads.
It includes a padded protective cover and a threaded mounting block.
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