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MOTOROLA PMAD4121B Stubby Antenna for XPR 3000/XPR 7000, VHF 160-174 MHz - Motorola-Compatible Antennas
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MOTOROLA PMAD4121B Stubby Antenna for XPR 3000/XPR 7000, VHF 160-174 MHz

The MOTOROLA Antenna: Stubby is a Motorola-compatible antenna designed for use with the XPR 7000 series. It operates in the VHF frequency range of 160 MHz to 174 MHz, with manufacturer part number PMAD4121B.

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MOTOROLA
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PMAD4121B Stubby Antenna for XPR 3000/XPR 7000, VHF 160-174 MHz
Part Number
PMAD4121B
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Motorola-Compatible Antennas
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
PMAD4121B
Type
Fits Motorola, For XPR 3000/XPR 7000, VHF, 160 MHz to 174 MHz

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Product Description

The MOTOROLA Antenna: Stubby is a Motorola-compatible antenna designed for use with the XPR 7000 series. It operates in the VHF frequency range of 160 MHz to 174 MHz, with manufacturer part number PMAD4121B.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MOTOROLA Stubby Antenna PMAD4121B used for?

The MOTOROLA Stubby Antenna PMAD4121B is used to improve radio communication range and signal clarity for Motorola XPR 3000 and XPR 7000 series two-way radios operating in the VHF band (160–174 MHz). It is a compact, durable replacement or upgrade antenna suitable for industrial, security, and field-service applications.

What are the specifications of the MOTOROLA PMAD4121B antenna?

The MOTOROLA PMAD4121B is a stubby antenna designed for VHF operation from 160 MHz to 174 MHz. It is compatible with Motorola XPR 3000 and XPR 7000 series radios. The manufacturer part number is PMAD4121B, and the brand is MOTOROLA. It offers a compact form factor for portable use.

Where to buy the MOTOROLA PMAD4121B antenna worldwide?

You can source the MOTOROLA PMAD4121B antenna through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time. 3G Electric supplies genuine Motorola-compatible antennas for professional radio systems.

How to install the MOTOROLA stubby antenna on an XPR 7000 radio?

To install the MOTOROLA stubby antenna, first ensure the radio is powered off. Screw the antenna base clockwise onto the radio's antenna connector until hand-tight. Do not overtighten. Avoid bending the antenna during installation. For best performance, keep the antenna vertical during use and replace if damaged.

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Common applications for MOTOROLA
Public safety dispatch — Motorola APX 1000/APX 4000 radios with PMLN6085A hard leather case for field officers
Warehouse logistics — Motorola CP series radios charged via PMLN6597 multi-unit charger for shift operations
Industrial facility maintenance — Motorola EVX-261 radios with AAE24X502 ATV-8B VHF antenna for extended range
Security patrol — Motorola SL3500e radios with PMLN7128A plastic belt clip for hands-free carrying
Event coordination — Motorola MOTOTRBO R7 radios with PMLN8086 headset for clear audio in noisy environments
Utility field service — Motorola SL7550e radios with PMAE4078B stubby antenna for compact communication
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3G Electric supplies MOTOROLA motorola-compatible antennas. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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