ANTENNAS
We sell, service and install a multitude of different antennas for out-of-door applications, including:

-  Folded Dipole Antennas
-  Collinear Antennas
-  Corner Refelctors
-  Panel Antennas
-  Diversity Antennas
-  Inverted V's
-  Sectorial Antennas
-  TV and FM Antennas
-  Parabolic Reflectors
-  Log Periodics
-  Satellite Reciving Dishes
-  Microwave Antennas
-  Grid antennas
-  Booms
-  Tracking Antennas
-  Radars
-  Antenna Arrays

We are NOT a retail store and most antennas
are ordered subject to customer requirements.
We install antennas for trunking, cellular telephony, microwave links, VHF and UHF links, paging, GPS systems, Low Band long distance communication as well as under ground and parking garage applications. We sell, service, install antennas for radio broadcasters, install tracking antennas, antennas used by cable TV companies and TV broadcasters. Many of our clients are RCC's that utilize the VHF/UHF spectrum predominately and require antennas in those frequency bands. We install antennas for microwave and point-to-point applications, for high-speed voice and data and for broadband video applications, including LASER transceivers for atmospheric measuring systems. We service the telecommunication industry, broadcasters, emergency service providers, the private sector and governments.  For information on these and other services, please contact our office.
Below the antenna farm on roof of Algonquin College in Ottawa, Ontario to assist with class-room instructions by exposing electronics technicians and technologists to hands on experience in an learning environment. The antenna farm consists of TV multiband antenna, Low Band Amateur boom, amateur omni, 2 x satellite TV receiving dishes, 2.4 GHZ microwave antenna, 5.8 GHZ microwave antenna, WiMax and also a Marine Radar system. Most antennas can be rotated electrically from within the class-room and are visually observed via roof-top mounted camera.
To the left the assembly of 2 x  high-performance 6 ft microwave antennas designed to transceive at 11 GHZ.
To the right:
Transport
of micro=
wave antennas to the tower site
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