The DIAMOND AZ506 – Dual band mobile antenna Frequencies 144 / 430MHz Length 67cm Weight 100gr Gain 2.5dB (144MHz), 4.5dB (430MHz) Max Power 50W FM (Total) VSWR 1.5: 1 Impedance 50 Ohm MP connector Type 3/8 (144MHz), 3/4 (430MHz) is a commercial-grade, low-profile dual-band mobile transceiver antenna precision-engineered to deliver secure voice synchronization, flexible multi-band spectrum tracking, and elite circuit line conditioning. Manufactured by Diamond Antenna, an international standard in high-performance vehicular communications, this premium lightweight whip overhauls restrictive legacy single-band setups that increase roof clearance vulnerability. It stands as an essential operational procurement asset for commercial transport fleets, public works coordination vehicles, security team transit fleets, and high-volume B2B radiocommunication hardware accessory wholesale distribution lines looking to source original factory-genuine active components.
The advanced internal RF core of this high-compliance mobile element features broad frequency agility optimized for simultaneous resonance across standard frequencies 144 / 430MHz (VHF 2-meter and UHF 70-centimeter bands). The specialized internal coil distribution framework configures the hardware as a type 3/8 (144MHz) wave radiator on VHF, shifting smoothly into a high-efficiency type 3/4 (430MHz) wave configuration on UHF frequencies. This custom wavelength geometry maximizes radiation efficiency across compact vehicular mounts, casting a flattened radiation pattern focused toward the horizon to capture deep fringe-area signals while safely accommodating a max power 50W FM (Total) operational forward load limit.
Housed inside a flexible, high-tensile stainless steel structure, the antenna configuration measures a highly compact operational length 67cm and registers an ultra-lightweight net weight 100gr, applying negligible vertical torque or mechanical wind-drag strain to thin sheet-metal trunk roofs or bracket lips. Tuned to interface cleanly with standard mobile transmission cabling arrays along a system impedance 50 Ohm path with a reliable matched VSWR 1.5: 1 baseline curve, the feedpoint terminates in a standardized high-retention MP connector (PL-259 UHF Male style) with an integrated threaded locking ring. Delivered fully factory pre-tuned requiring zero manual field cutting, this dual-band antenna system ensures absolute out-of-the-box field deployment readiness.
Technical Specifications
| Technical Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Brand Designation | Diamond Antenna (Original Factory Genuine Japanese Premium Active Line) |
| Hardware Model Designation | AZ506 / AZ-506 Slim-Profile Mobile Series |
| Primary Component Classification | Dual-Band VHF / UHF Mobile Transceiver Whip Antenna |
| Active Operational Frequencies | Dual-Band Matrix: 144 MHz (VHF) & 430 MHz (UHF) Target Resonance Blocks |
| Antenna Radiation Wave Type | VHF Band (144MHz): 3/8 Wave Element Configuration UHF Band (430MHz): 3/4 Wave Element Configuration |
| System Active Radiation Gain | VHF Frequency Segment: 2.5 dB Performance Curve UHF Frequency Segment: 4.5 dB Performance Curve |
| Rated Forward RF Power Capacity | 50 Watts (50W) FM Modulation Maximum Total Capacity Limit |
| Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Efficiency | VSWR Nominal 1.5:1 Matched Center-Point Performance |
| System Characteristic Impedance | 50 Ohms Nominal Transmission Line Standardization Profile |
| Primary Base Connection RF Port | MP Connector Type (Standard PL-259 / UHF Male Threaded Pin Alignment) |
| Total Assembled System Length | 67 cm Low-Profile Vertical Clearance Clearance Profile |
| Net Operational Component Mass | 100 grams Ultra-Lightweight Low-Torque Mechanical Hardware Frame |
| Verified Hardware Compatibility Scope | SO-239 female vehicular base mounts, magnetic roof blocks, trunk lip/gutter clamps, mobile dual-band VHF/UHF transceivers, low-loss RG-58 coax leads, and analyzer systems |
| Primary Fleet Utility Purpose | Turnkey multi-band vehicle outfitting, low-clearance structural tracking, real-time tactical signal tracking, and transmitter amplifier power circuit protection |