RFI CD93 series elevated feed UHF Mopole antenna (representative photo, shared across CD93 band variants)

RFI CD93-71-70 Elevated Feed Mopole 470-490MHz UHF Antenna

$112.31
Sale price  $112.31 Regular price  $142.16
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RFI CD93 series elevated feed UHF Mopole antenna (representative photo, shared across CD93 band variants)

RFI CD93-71-70 Elevated Feed Mopole 470-490MHz UHF Antenna

$112.31
Sale price  $112.31 Regular price  $142.16

RFI CD93-71-70 Elevated Feed Mopole UHF Antenna, 470-490MHz

6.5dB gain with a ground-independent elevated choke.

Overview

The CD93-71-70 is a high-performance UHF Mopole antenna with an elevated feed design, ideal for critical communications in the 470-490MHz band. With 6.5dB gain and a durable stainless steel whip, it's engineered for reliability in mobile and fixed installations where signal clarity and durability are key.

Its ground-independent elevated choke makes installation flexible across a wide range of vehicles and surfaces.

Key Features

  • 6.5dB gain means extended coverage and signal penetration.
  • Elevated feed design means reliable performance even with limited ground plane.
  • Stainless steel construction means rugged durability outdoors.

Applications

  • Vehicle-mounted two-way radios
  • Base station communication setups
  • Emergency services and transport fleets
  • Civil, utility, and industrial communications

Compatible Mounting Brackets

This antenna mounts via a 13mm threaded stud, compatible with a range of generic mounting brackets. MSL stocks:

  • GME MB024 Right-Angle Bullbar Bracket
  • GME Wrap-Around Bullbar Bracket
  • GME MB403SS Universal L-Bracket

This antenna doesn't include coaxial cable or a connector. Talk to us and we'll help you put together the right combination for your vehicle or install location.

Key Specifications

Product Code CD93-71-70
Frequency Range 470-490MHz UHF
Gain 6.5dB
Construction Stainless steel whip
Length 810mm including choke
Mount type 13mm threaded stud, compatible with generic mounting brackets (see above)

Radio Antennas Q&A

FAQs

Does this need a large ground plane to work?
No, the elevated feed design is ground-independent, so it performs reliably even on surfaces with a limited ground plane.

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