Add a powerful but compact low-noise amplifier to your video receiver with this Low-Noise Amplifier for Receivers 1350-1450 MHzfrom RF-Links. The compact amplifier provides 50-ohm RF input and outputs via a male SMA-type connector. It supports receivers in the 1350 to 1450 MHz wideband frequency range and doesn't require any tuning or adjustment. Any 1350 to 1450 MHz antenna can connect to provide a signal gain of 33 dB and it requires 9–15V power.

Low-Noise Amplifier for Video Receiver    1350-1450 MHz Range, 33 dB Gain    50 Ohms RF Input/Output, Male SMA    Extremely Low Noise, 9-15 VDC Power

Analog and digital transmission systems

Laboratory and test equipment

Radar receivers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this case fit a Canon 70-200 is mkii and a Canon 6D?

A: I personally wouldn't recommend it for regular large telephoto-zoom lens, like 70-200L, 200L or100-400l type sizes, plus a 6D camera body..I prefer deeper(depth cases with plenty of clearance for foam dampening-I have the 1450 for battery, Flash and misc electronic accessories... Check out slightly deeper sizes up with similar length wide dimensions...

Q: 2. Will my benq 1070a fit in this case

A: The best thing to do, is to take measurements of your device, then check the interior dimensions on this case. All specifications can be found in the ad, or on Pelicans website.

Q: 3. Could you put a Macbook Pro 16 / 2021 in this case? Thanks!

A: The cut out area of the foam is too small. If you remove the foam it'll fit. The Nanuk 923 is a better choice. https://bhpho.to/3mnQxUb

Q: 4. can I bring this as carry on?

A: Yes. Just make sure you have it locked with the travel padlocks. Security will want to open it to check the contents.

Q: 5. I have been reading the reviews on this case and have noticed that there are a few reviews on the 1450 with dividers. My question is, how have some of you configured the dividers? I would be putting in a NIKON D90 with a 18-105 lens attached, an air blower, a NIKON 85mm lens and a sekonic studio light meter. Suggestion. I want the camera to sit in the landscape position snug but not very tight. Your thoughts and suggestions?

A: You could store the Nikon D90 with the 18-105mm attached in the portion of the insert where the long dividers turn at a right angle, with the Nikon 85mm in front. The Sekonic meter and air blower can be placed in the space above and below the 18-105mm lens.

Q: 6. Will this case fit under an airline seat. I'm flying to Europe and I am wondering if I can stow this under a seat? Thanks

A: This case - at 7 x 17 x 14 - fits under the published* under-seat limits of Delta (20 x 17 x 11 ); American (20 x 17 x 11.75 ); Southwest (19 x 19 x 9.5 ); United (17 x 10.5 x 20).*According to USA Today Travel Tips

Q: 7. Can this unit hold a NIKON D90 with attached 18-105MM lens, light meter and a few small things? Your thoughts.

A: I put in this case a canon 5d with 28 to 135 lens and have room left over for another lens and flash. Pelican cases rock Ive had one that has protected my lap tops from everything for 18 years. To theses cases are the best. Hope this helps

Q: 8. How much foam margin is there along the interior sides with the Pick-and-Pluck foam? I want to be able to put a Mackie 802VLZ4 mixer in here, at 10.7 x 8.9 x 1.8. It should fit, according to the dimensions given here, but the Pelican custom foam builder says it won't.

A: The foam has a snug fit but I very compressible. I've found that you can squish the 1/2 cube down to 1/8 . That's if you don't care to take your cargo in and out often. I give my gear two or three cubes for easy in and out. The overall gap between the foam and the side is about 1/16 or so. Hope that helps.

Q: 9. We do a lot of river rafting in big rapids. A really tight case is important. The 1450 and the M2200 are similar in size. Would you recommend one over the other for heavy duty conditions involving whitewater?

A: I've never handled the m2200 but I take the 1450 out duck hunting and I have NO concerns about water.

Q: 10. Is the foam anti-static?!

A: Im not sure.. sorry