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Vendor:Sinclair TechnologiesPart #: SD310-HF2P2SNFSinclair Technologies: 1 dipole 2 dBd, bi-directional, HD, 406-512 MHz
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Vendor:Sinclair TechnologiesPart #: SD310-HF2P2SNMSinclair Technologies: 1 dipole 2 dBd, bi-directional, HD, 406-512 MHz
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Vendor:Sinclair TechnologiesPart #: SD310-HF1P2SNMSinclair Technologies: 1 dipole 2 dBd, bi-directional, HD, 370-460 MHz
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Vendor:Sinclair TechnologiesPart #: SD310-HF3P2LDFSinclair Technologies: 1 dipole 1.5 dBd, bi-directional, low PIM, HD, 450-512 MHz
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Vendor:Sinclair TechnologiesPart #: SD310-HF2P2LDFSinclair Technologies: 1 dipole 1.5 dBd, bi-directional, low PIM, HD, 406-470 MHz
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Vendor:Sinclair TechnologiesPart #: SD310-HF1P2LDFSinclair Technologies: 1 dipole 1.5 dBd, bi-directional, low PIM, HD, 370-430 MHz
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