? Banten Passive NAVTEX Antenna NAV-5 905-03: Your Essential Maritime Information Source
When you are at sea, reliable and up-to-date maritime information is crucial for safety and navigation. The Banten Passive NAVTEX Antenna NAV-5 905-03 is the perfect solution to receive this information. This high-quality, passive antenna is specifically designed for receiving NAVTEX messages, which stands for Navigational Telex.
This system broadcasts important weather reports, navigation warnings, and search and rescue information. The NAV-5 905-03 is an essential piece of equipment for any serious sailor or professional skipper who relies on clear communication.
Key Features and Specifications
The Banten NAV-5 905-03 combines easy installation with superior reception performance in a compact and durable design.
- Type of Antenna: Passive NAVTEX Antenna.
- Model Number: NAV-5 (905-03).
- Optimized Frequency: The antenna is optimized for the 518 kHz frequency, the international standard for NAVTEX broadcasts, ensuring clear and reliable reception.
- Construction: Made from UV-resistant, white nylon, ensuring a long lifespan and resistance to harsh conditions at sea, including saltwater and sunlight.
- Mounting: The antenna features a standard 1 inch x 14 TPI (threads per inch) threaded mounting base, allowing for easy installation on most existing marine brackets and masts.
- Dimensions and Weight: The compact dimensions (length 18 cm, diameter 3 cm) and light weight (approximately 150 grams) make installation flexible without unnecessary strain on the boat.
- Connection: The antenna is equipped with a fixed 10-meter long cable and a BNC connector for direct and easy connection to your NAVTEX receiver.
- Power Supply: Since this is a passive antenna, it does not require external power supply, simplifying installation and minimizing power consumption on board.
- Compatibility: Suitable for all common NAVTEX receivers that operate on the 518 kHz frequency.
Choose the Banten Passive NAVTEX Antenna NAV-5 905-03 for a worry-free and continuous flow of essential maritime information, which is an indispensable contribution to your safety on the water.
