Shure UA8-2.4GHZ Wave Dipole Antenna

Shure UA8-2.4GHZ Wave Dipole Antenna
1/2 wave dipole antenna offers 45-degree positioning related to the horizontal or vertical position for more flexibility for better RF reception.

• Compatible with Axient, UHF-R, ULX-D, ULX, SLX and BLX4R receivers and PSM1000 and PSM900 transmitters (frequency range dependent).
• The UA8 replaces the UA820 antenna.

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