Hytera AN0141H06 VHF Antenna (136–147MHz) for BD5 / PD5 / BD6 Series
The AN0141H06 is the OEM VHF antenna for Hytera's BD5, BD6, PD5, and PD7 series of DMR portable radios. It covers the 136–147 MHz low VHF band through an SMA connector and measures 17 cm. The full-length body extends range and does not include a GPS element.
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Why Professionals Choose the Hytera Antenna AN0141H06
The AN0141H06 is a low-band VHF antenna, tuned for 136–147 MHz. It is designed for Hytera radios in the BD5, BD6, PD5, and PD7 series, including the BD502i, BD552i, and BD612i. The antenna is a 17 cm full-length whip antenna with an SMA connector. Its key feature is its length, which provides a greater operating range than a short antenna. This makes it suitable for open terrain, vehicle use, and situations where coverage is more important than compactness. The antenna does not include a GPS element, so it is used with radios that do not track location or with models that use a separate antenna for GPS signals.
Fitting the original Hytera part keeps the match correct. An antenna designed for an unsuitable VHF sub-band results in transmission power losses and, over time, places increased stress on the radio's output stage. The AN0141H06 model is tuned for the 136–147 MHz frequency range; therefore, it is used only with radios that meet this specification.
AXDIGITAL supplies the AN0141H06 as an authorized Hytera dealer.
Specification
Antenna — VHF Antenna (136–147MHz) AN0141H06
| Frequency Range | 136–147 MHz |
| Band | VHF |
| Antenna Type | Whip (full-length) |
| Connector | SMA |
| Length | 17 cm (6.7 in) |
| GPS / GLONASS | No |
| Color | Black |
FAQ
Will the AN0141H06 work on any VHF radio?
Not on every VHF radio. It is tuned for the 136–147 MHz low band. If your radios are programmed in a higher VHF sub-range, such as 150–174 MHz, this antenna raises SWR and cuts range. For those fleets, use the matching upper-band antenna. Check the programmed frequency, not just the VHF label, before ordering.
Why use a narrow-band antenna instead of a wideband one?
A narrow-band antenna is tuned to one VHF segment, 136–147 MHz. Within that segment it holds a lower SWR and radiates more transmit power, which gives better range. A wideband antenna covers more of the band but is a compromise, with a looser match and lower efficiency at any frequency. Fit the sub-band antenna when the fleet runs inside 136–147 MHz; choose wideband only when channels span several VHF sub-ranges.
