A 10 dBd Standard Gain Yagi Antenna is a directional antenna commonly used in VHF/UHF communication systems, telemetry, and point-to-point links. Here's a breakdown of what you can expect from such a setup: 📡 Key Specifications - Gain: 10 dBd (approximately 12.15 dBi), offering strong directional signal focus - Frequency Range: Often tailored for bands like 450–470 MHz, 144–160 MHz, or 400–470 MHz, depending on the model - Elements: Typically 6 to 8 elements for this gain level - Polarization: Vertical or horizontal (user-selectable) - Impedance: 50 ohms - VSWR: Usually <1.5:1 for efficient power transfer - Power Handling: Ranges from 150 W to 500 W 🛠️ Construction & Features - Material: Aluminum with anodized or Txylan™ coating for corrosion resistance - Mounting: Includes clamp sets for mast or tower installation (1.5'–3.5' OD) - Connector: N-Female is standard - Beamwidth: Horizontal and vertical beamwidths around 45°–55° - Front-to-Back Ratio: Typically 18–20 dB for good interference rejection