NEWS

antennaPRO, official distributor of PROCOM A/S products in the UK and Eire released this week a new UHF / TETRA Indoor panel antenna.

The new AOI line (automated optical inspection) ensures 100 percent control of relevant test parameters and provides for product documentation.

Procom are pleased to announce that Procom & Skymasts are now part of the Amphenol Corporation.

The Contractor shall provide Energa-Operator access to approximately 55 radio masts and towers and will install antennas and other TETRA radio communications equipment.

The company adds two new broadband base station antennas to its portfolio of antenna products that are designed by experienced engineers with a focus on the professional user.

The company showcased its TETRA/LTE-ready portfolio of lowest loss RF cables, radiating cables, antennas and RF components for in-tunnel and in-building distributed antenna systems (DAS)

Skymasts Antennas Limited are proud to announce that it will once again be exhibiting at the British APCO exhibition and Technical Workshop on 1st and 2nd April in Manchester UK.

Skymasts will be showcasing its new portfolio of Digital Base Station Infrastructure Antennas specifically designed for Mission Critical applications such P25, Tetra, DMR / dPMR and TetraPol applications.

The MPX 70/44-TETRA N Mini Duplexer is a duplexer for the TETRA band using special designed high-Q temperature compensated helical resonators.

During the exhibition the compoany introduced the antenna that comes with different mounting systems suitable for different holes and car models.

Austin Farnham, President of Pharad: "We are glad that we can support new US users with wearable antenna solutions for their TETRA applications.”

Andrew Jesman, Managing Director of Panorama Antennas said: “We are an example of the many competitive manufacturers in the UK.

The concept of the Skymasts Street Furniture designs is to be able to offer a number of configurations from omnidirectional to tri-sector coverage within a single flange mounted housing and also available in a variety of colour options.

In 2009, the Malaysian Government launched the Government Integrated Radio Network (GIRN) based on a TETRA system.

After problems with the coverage of the system back in 2009, the improvement project named 'ODIN' was created. The placement of additional antennas is part of this improvement project.

The number of antennas for broadcasting and the C2000 TETRA Network remains stable or grows according to plan.

"We have almost 20 employees in Bangkok, but there is nothing they can do, so we simply have to suspend operations",

The office will provide the entire Panorama range of antennas from Mobile Broadband to M2M & ISM to North America.