Antennas Teletactic A1 for Autel

Give your Autel 6 frequency bands from 750 to 6000 MHz to evade EW

Teletactic A1 antennas help Autel EVO MAX 4N/4T drones with BOOM 18 firmware stably perform missions under EW without additional amplifiers and batteries

Only 2-3 bands 2.4, 5.2, 5.8 GHz, where the most EW, which leads to losses

It is necessary to rotate the mast to keep the drone in the antenna beam

Visible at night in the enemy's thermal imager

QMA and SMA connectors often break

Buttons freeze in winter

They fail after a month of 24/7 operation

Requires a charging station or changing batteries every 8 hours

What are the problems with signal boosters for Autel?

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Advantages of passive antennas Teletactic A1 for Autel

6 frequency bands from 750 to 6000 MHz with 9-11 dBi gain help hide from electronic warfare

No need to get out and change batteries every 8 hours, works without power

Works with 20m LMR400 cables, 1/2 feeder, allowing you to hide at a distance of 10m from the mast

The sealed housing is not afraid of rain, snow, dust, or contact with objects

Reliable N-type connector on antennas

In combat conditions, on a mast of 8-10 m, they allow a stable distance of 6-8 km to be covered

Don't get hot, so the enemy can't see them at night through a thermal imager

No need to climb out and turn the mast, effective angle 65-78 degrees

Standing wave coefficient

Teletactics A1 in combat work

In 5 months, 100+ Autel operators from 30+ brigades ordered our antennas for Donetsk, Kursk and other areas, where electronic warfare is most active, both our own and the enemy's