ERI maintains an inventory of emergency stand television antennas to be used during new antenna installations and to get stations back on-the-air in emergency situations. The antenna pictured is a broadband UHF panel antenna that has 7.5 kW average power handling capability and includes a mounting with integrated leg mount brackets. This UHF television antenna is horizontally polarized and can be used on any RF channel for 14 to 51 (470 to 698 MHz).
This is a four (4) station constant impedance FM combiner system for four Full Service FM stations. The operating frequencies of the FM stations in the combiner system and collocated with the Master FM Antenna these four station will use are all closely spaced channels so the band pass filters in the system are all four-pole and include optional non-adjacent coupling loops to provide additional suppression at the band edges of each filter bank while reducing group delay variation. 
This ERI Model MPX-8C Medium Power ROTOTILLER® FM Antenna is tuned and painted and heading for packing. This FM antenna is bound for Fairbanks, Alaska, to be used by KUAC-FM, the University of Alaska-Fairbank’s NPR member FM station. The antenna will be installed on Ester Dome near North Pole, Alaska.
