Mobile Station RFI Kits

Coax Jumper Choke - LMR-400 - RFI Range: 3-65 MHz, -25 dB Common Mode Noise Reduction, 5 KW PEP

SKU JC-1-5000
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Coax Jumper Choke - LMR-400 - RFI Range: 3-65 MHz, -25 dB Common Mode Noise Reduction, 5 KW PEP
Product Details
MPN: JC-1-5000
Country/Region of Manufacture: USA

Simple Hi Power Jumper Feed Line Choke

The simplest, most cost effective feed line choke is a ferrite ring installed as shown in the picture (at the antenna feed point) to stop feed line radiation or at the radio end of the coax to suppress common mode coax noise current on the coax braid.

Improves antenna pattern by preventing your dipole from becoming a tripole

Suppresses pesky coax braid radiation and RFI

Reduces coax braid common mode current up to -25 dB ( 4 "S" units) on receive

Use one choke for each antenna feed line

Add a double female barrel connector to act as an "extension" of the existing coax.

UHF (PL-259) Connectors on each end

DIY with your own coax with a FSB31-1-1 ferrite snap on (1-300 MHZ)


Mobile RFI kits work two ways: They suppress RFI from on board computers and other sensing/control devices in your vehicle that may cause your radio to be a VICTIM of RFI, and second they suppress RFI generated by your radio as a SOURCE which may affect your on board computers or other devices.  Mobile operations of HF radios (1-30 Mhz) tend to experience more RFI effects than VHF/UHF mobile stations.  If you have both HF and VHF installations in your vehicles, you may need both kits.

To address separate solutions we have developed two separate RFI kits: one for HF (1.8-300 MHz) mobile installations and another for VHF/UHF (30-1000 MHz) mobile installations.  Each kit uses the appropriate ferrite mix for the frequency range desired.