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MOTOROLA VHF

Motorola is a long-established manufacturer of two-way radio communication equipment, including handheld and portable radios used in public safety, industrial, and commercial settings. The company's VHF antenna line consists of replacement and accessory antennas designed to operate in the Very High Frequency band, typically spanning segments between 136 MHz and 174 MHz. These antennas are engineered to match specific Motorola radio models, such as the CP185, CP200, CP200d, EX500, and HT1250, ensuring proper electrical and mechanical compatibility. The product family includes helical whip, stubby, and heliflex designs, each with distinct physical dimensions and frequency coverage. For example, the PMAD4014 helical whip covers 136–155 MHz, while the HAD9743 stubby antenna operates from 162–174 MHz. Overall lengths range from 1/2 inch for stubby models to 6 inches for helical types. These antennas are intended for two-way communication systems where reliable signal transmission and reception are required. 3G Electric supplies this Motorola VHF antenna line as part of its broader industrial equipment catalog. The company provides access to multiple SKUs, including those identified by manufacturer part numbers such as PMAD4014, HAD9743, HAD9742, NAD6502_R, and PMAD4012. Each product listing includes specifications such as frequency range, compatibility, and physical dimensions, allowing technical buyers to verify fit and performance before purchase. 3G Electric supports global procurement with logistics coordination and datasheet access, serving plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who need to source replacement antennas for existing radio fleets or integrate them into new communication setups. The antennas are compatible with specific Motorola radio models, and buyers should confirm the frequency band and connector type required for their application. This line is relevant for organizations maintaining VHF radio systems in sectors such as public safety, utilities, manufacturing, and commercial operations. 3G Electric does not manufacture these antennas; it distributes them as a third-party supplier, ensuring availability across multiple regions. The catalog includes both direct replacements and compatible alternatives, with part numbers cross-referenced to original Motorola specifications. For technical buyers, the key considerations are frequency range, antenna type (helical, stubby, or heliflex), overall length, and radio model compatibility. 3G Electric provides product data and logistics support to facilitate procurement, but does not offer installation or programming services. All products are supplied as described in the manufacturer's specifications, and buyers are encouraged to verify compatibility with their existing equipment. This brand profile is intended to give an overview of the Motorola VHF antenna line as carried by 3G Electric, without making claims about performance beyond the stated specifications.

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About MOTOROLA VHF

Motorola is a long-established manufacturer of two-way radio communication equipment, including handheld and portable radios used in public safety, industrial, and commercial settings. The company's VHF antenna line consists of replacement and accessory antennas designed to operate in the Very High Frequency band, typically spanning segments between 136 MHz and 174 MHz. These antennas are engineered to match specific Motorola radio models, such as the CP185, CP200, CP200d, EX500, and HT1250, ensuring proper electrical and mechanical compatibility. The product family includes helical whip, stubby, and heliflex designs, each with distinct physical dimensions and frequency coverage. For example, the PMAD4014 helical whip covers 136–155 MHz, while the HAD9743 stubby antenna operates from 162–174 MHz. Overall lengths range from 1/2 inch for stubby models to 6 inches for helical types. These antennas are intended for two-way communication systems where reliable signal transmission and reception are required. 3G Electric supplies this Motorola VHF antenna line as part of its broader industrial equipment catalog. The company provides access to multiple SKUs, including those identified by manufacturer part numbers such as PMAD4014, HAD9743, HAD9742, NAD6502_R, and PMAD4012. Each product listing includes specifications such as frequency range, compatibility, and physical dimensions, allowing technical buyers to verify fit and performance before purchase. 3G Electric supports global procurement with logistics coordination and datasheet access, serving plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who need to source replacement antennas for existing radio fleets or integrate them into new communication setups. The antennas are compatible with specific Motorola radio models, and buyers should confirm the frequency band and connector type required for their application. This line is relevant for organizations maintaining VHF radio systems in sectors such as public safety, utilities, manufacturing, and commercial operations. 3G Electric does not manufacture these antennas; it distributes them as a third-party supplier, ensuring availability across multiple regions. The catalog includes both direct replacements and compatible alternatives, with part numbers cross-referenced to original Motorola specifications. For technical buyers, the key considerations are frequency range, antenna type (helical, stubby, or heliflex), overall length, and radio model compatibility. 3G Electric provides product data and logistics support to facilitate procurement, but does not offer installation or programming services. All products are supplied as described in the manufacturer's specifications, and buyers are encouraged to verify compatibility with their existing equipment. This brand profile is intended to give an overview of the Motorola VHF antenna line as carried by 3G Electric, without making claims about performance beyond the stated specifications.

Common Applications

  • Public safety — PMAD4014 helical whip antenna for CP200 series radios in VHF 136–155 MHz bands
  • Industrial operations — HAD9743 stubby antenna for EX500 radios in 162–174 MHz frequency range
  • Commercial two-way communication — NAD6502_R heliflex antenna for VHF 146–174 MHz systems
  • Manufacturing facilities — PMAD4012 stubby antenna for HT1250 radios in 136–155 MHz applications
  • Utilities maintenance — HAD9742 stubby antenna for VHF 147–160 MHz portable radio use

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about MOTOROLA VHF from 3G Electric.

What frequency range does the Motorola VHF helical whip antenna (PMAD4014) cover?

The PMAD4014 helical whip antenna operates from 136 MHz to 155 MHz. It is a direct replacement for Motorola CP185, CP200, and CP200d handheld radios. This antenna is designed for VHF two-way communication and features a helical whip construction. Buyers should confirm that their radio operates within this frequency band before ordering. The part number PMAD4014 is the manufacturer part number for this specific antenna model.

Which Motorola radio models are compatible with the VHF stubby antenna HAD9743?

The HAD9743 VHF stubby antenna is compatible with Motorola EX500 radios. It operates from 162 MHz to 174 MHz and has an overall length of 1/2 inch. This compact design is suited for portable radio applications where a shorter antenna is preferred. Compatibility is limited to the EX500 model as specified; other radio models may require different antennas. Always verify the frequency range and connector type of your radio before purchase.

What is the difference between the Motorola VHF stubby antennas HAD9742 and PMAD4012?

The HAD9742 and PMAD4012 are both VHF stubby antennas with a 1/2-inch overall length, but they cover different frequency ranges. HAD9742 operates from 147 MHz to 160 MHz, while PMAD4012 operates from 136 MHz to 155 MHz. Additionally, PMAD4012 is specified to fit the Motorola HT1250 radio. The choice between them depends on the frequency band of your radio system and the specific radio model. Both are compatible with Motorola radios as indicated in their respective specifications.

Does the Motorola VHF heliflex antenna NAD6502_R require any special installation?

The NAD6502_R heliflex antenna is a helical replacement antenna with a 6-inch overall length, covering 146 MHz to 174 MHz. It is designed as a direct replacement for compatible Motorola VHF radios. Installation typically involves screwing the antenna onto the radio's antenna connector; no special tools are required. However, ensure the radio is powered off during installation. This antenna is suitable for two-way communication systems in public safety, industrial, and commercial environments. Verify compatibility with your specific radio model before ordering.

Can 3G Electric provide datasheets for Motorola VHF antennas?

Yes, 3G Electric provides access to datasheets for the Motorola VHF antennas listed in its catalog. Datasheets include specifications such as frequency range, overall length, compatibility, and manufacturer part numbers. Technical buyers can request datasheets to verify fit and performance before purchase. 3G Electric supplies these antennas globally and supports procurement with logistics coordination. For specific datasheet requests, contact 3G Electric with the SKU or manufacturer part number.

Does 3G Electric supply MOTOROLA VHF products?

Yes — 3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. supplies MOTOROLA VHF products. We stock the MOTOROLA VHF catalog and supply genuine factory-original products with full manufacturer warranty and technical support.