Combining GPS and UHF elements in one whip, the PMAE4079 lets XPR-series crews keep location services and voice on a single antenna. Resellers value it as a strong add-on for fleet kits.
Key Features
- Spans 403-527 MHz to handle a broad range of communication assignments.
- Purpose-built for Motorola XPR 3300, 3500, 7350, and 7550 portables.
- Packs GPS and UHF functions into one whip for added utility in the field.
- Quality materials hold signal transmission steady across changing conditions.
- An economical buy for businesses procuring communication gear in quantity.
Specifications
| Type | Combination Antenna |
| Brand Name | Motorola |
| Place Of Origin | China |
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Which connector type do I need?
Most handhelds use SMA-Female, SMA-Male or BNC — the specifications list the connector for each antenna. Send us your radio model if you are unsure.
Will a high-gain antenna improve my range?
A tuned high-gain antenna typically improves range and signal clarity versus the stock rubber-duck antenna, especially outdoors.
Are antennas compatible across brands?
Antennas are frequency- and connector-specific rather than brand-specific. Match the band (VHF/UHF) and connector to your radio.
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