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Overview
- Frequency Range: 221-239 MHz
- Gain: 5 dBi
- Polarization: Vertical/Horizontal
- Connector Types: N-, TNC-, 7/16-female
- Durable UV-resistant ABS/FG radome with PU foam filling
Specifications
Connector | N-/TNC-/7/16-female |
Frequency | 221-239 MHz |
Gain | 5 dBi |
Length | 405 mm |
Mounting Diameter | Ø 35-60 |
Polarization | vertical/horizontal |
Radiator Material | copper |
Radome | ABS/FG, PU foam |
VSWR | <1.5 |
Weight | 775 g |
Wind Load | 45 N @ 150 km/h |

CA420D
offset pattern dipole - Frequency range: 405-440 MHz - Gain: 5 dBi - Polarization: vertical/horizontal - Connector: N-/ TNC-/ 7/16-female - VSWR: <1.5 - Radome: ABS/FG PU foam - Radiator material: copper - Mounting: 35-60 mm diameter pole - Wind load: 33 NHow to Install the CA230D Controller
This guide provides step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring the CA230D Controller, ensuring proper wiring and initial setup.
Estimated time: 1h
Tools needed:
Screwdriver, Wire strippers, Multimeter
Supplies needed:
Mounting screws, Terminal connectors, Self-amalgamating tape
- Mount the controller
Secure the CA230D controller to the designated mounting surface using the provided mounting screws. Ensure it is level and firmly attached.
- Connect the wiring
Use wire strippers to prepare the wires and connect them to the appropriate terminals on the CA230D controller. Ensure all connections are tight and secure.
- Seal the connections
Cover all connectors and cable junctions with self-amalgamating tape to protect against weather and moisture. Ensure there are no exposed wires.
- Power on the controller
Connect the power supply to the CA230D controller and turn it on. Verify that the power indicator is lit.
- Configure the settings
Access the configuration menu on the CA230D controller and input the necessary parameters for your application. Refer to the user manual for specific settings.
- Calibrate the controller
Follow the calibration procedure outlined in the user manual to ensure the CA230D controller operates accurately. Use a multimeter to verify output signals.

