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Hytera AN0153H12 VHF/GPS Antenna for PD782i

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Hytera AN0153H12 VHF/GPS Antenna for PD782iDual Function VHF and GPS Whip Antenna for Portable Radios Maximize your voice transmission range and enable precise real time geolocation services. The Hytera AN0153H12 is a high efficiency communications accessory engineered for professional fields. This genuine Hytera AN0153H12 VHF GPS Antenna for PD782i provides dual band performance, supporting standard analog digital voice paths alongside dedicated satellite tracking signals. Operating across

Dual-Function VHF and GPS Whip Antenna for Portable Radios

Maximize your voice transmission range and enable precise real-time geolocation services.

The Hytera AN0153H12 is a high-efficiency communications accessory engineered for professional fields. This genuine Hytera AN0153H12 VHF/GPS Antenna for PD782i provides dual-band performance, supporting standard analog/digital voice paths alongside dedicated satellite tracking signals. Operating across the 147–160MHz VHF spectrum and the 1575MHz GPS frequency band, this industrial whip ensures teams retain constant voice connectivity and accurate positioning updates simultaneously.

Optimized for demanding outdoor environments like public safety, security patrolling, and industrial fields, the Hytera AN0153H12 addresses the problem of weak signals and broken tracking metrics. Measuring 17 centimeters in length, its flexible structural molding balances physical portability with elevated signal transmission capabilities. Fleet coordinators must know that this component utilizes a native SMA thread connection configuration, making it fully integrated with advanced digital iSeries platforms.

Built with a robust, weather-resistant outer layer, the AN0153H12 stands up to physical impact, bending, and harsh outdoor field climates. By combining location-tracking data matrices and RF voice signals into a single physical accessory footprint, it minimizes structural clutter on your walkie-talkie chassis. This original part serves as a direct upgrade or replacement to restore factory specification range performance to your equipment.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Dual-Band Functionality: The Hytera AN0153H12 VHF/GPS Antenna for PD782i concurrently processes 147–160MHz voice channels and 1575MHz GPS telemetry signals.
  • Enhanced Coverage Footprint: Optimized 17cm helical internal core layout delivers improved transmission gain compared to shorter stubby alternatives.
  • Low-Loss SMA Threading: Built with a precise SMA male interface base to achieve a secure, moisture-resistant seating against the radio chassis.
  • Rugged Structural Resilience: Coated in a heavy-duty polymer casing designed to withstand extreme flexing and daily industrial wear.
  • Integrated Fleet Mapping: Enables automated dispatch positioning and lone worker safety reporting over active radio networks.

Specifications

Attribute Details
Brand Hytera
Model/SKU AN0153H12
Product Type VHF / GPS Combination Antenna
VHF Frequency Range 147–160 MHz
GPS Frequency 1575 MHz
Length 17 cm (6.7 Inches)
Connector Type SMA Male
Outer Material Flexible Weatherproof Polymer

Compatibility

PD702i PD752i PD782i PD982i

Recommended Accessories

  • Hytera PD782i Two Way Radio — High-tier digital portable radio built to global DMR standards, perfectly optimized for this dual-band antenna accessory.
  • Hytera PD982i Digital Portable Radio — Flagship professional handset with Single Frequency Repeater mode, relying on this antenna for core VHF voice and data tracking.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does this antenna support standard voice calls if GPS tracking is disabled?

Yes, the Hytera AN0153H12 operates perfectly as a primary VHF voice antenna across the 147–160MHz band. The internal GPS element functions independently to capture positioning data whenever the connected radio software initiates location services.

Will this antenna fit other radio brands with an SMA connection?

While the SMA connector may thread mechanically onto other devices, this model is explicitly tuned for the electrical impedance curves and hardware profiles of the PD7 iSeries and PD982i platforms. Using it on unapproved gear can lead to high SWR readings and reduced output efficiency.

Is this a flexible whip style or a completely rigid structure?

This component features a highly flexible structural core wrapped in a durable molded rubber sleeve. It is designed to bend freely under physical stress or when worn on a utility belt, returning to its straight vertical alignment without snapping.

 

Warranty

1-year manufacturer's warranty.

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