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Rigid Floating Antennas
The Biomark Rigid Inflatable Floating antenna is made up of a 10’ HDPE antenna affixed to an FRP framework and is ideal for semi-permanent, multi-antenna arrays and larger river/higher flow applications. Rigging kits are available for the antennas for affixing to overhead cable systems. Specifically designed for the IS1001 24V readers.
IS1001 reader, submersible enclosure and cabling all sold separately.
Specifically designed for the IS1001 24V readers.
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Description
Biomark Rigid and Inflatable Floating antennas are an innovative approach to both stationary and mobile PIT-tag monitoring. Biomark offers two models, rigid and inflatable, both available in 10-foot lengths. The rigid design is made up of a 10’ HDPE antenna affixed to an FRP framework and is ideal for semi-permanent, multi-antenna arrays and larger river/higher flow applications. Rigging kits are available for the antennas for affixing to overhead cable systems. Specifically designed for the IS1001 24V readers.
Optional Rigid Rigging Kit
Includes:
- 9’ loop straps (3)
- 6’ straps (3)
- locking carabiners (5)
- pulleys (3)
- 2’ straps (2)
- zip ties
Rigid Floating Antenna
Dimensions – 10’ L x 4’ W
Weight – 75 lbs
Type: Pass-by
Waterproof: Yes
Warranty (from date of purchase): 1 year
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