Antennas Are Part 15-Compliant

Available in a variety of patch, whip and helical styles with different attachment styles and custom connectors, Linx Part-15-compliant antennas meet FCC requirements and are intended primarily for use in conjunction with Linx hybrid RF modules.
Nov. 1, 1998

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Available in a variety of patch, whip and helical styles with different attachment styles and custom connectors, Linx Part-15-compliant antennas meet FCC requirements and are intended primarily for use in conjunction with Linx hybrid RF modules.

Company: LINX TECHNOLOGIES INC.

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