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RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna

Sweetwater

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~$699

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Price estimate~$699

Price tracker

Awaiting retailer match

~$699

Catalog estimate

Price history

No verified retailer history yet. The catalog estimate is a planning reference; retailer prices and availability may differ.

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Documented outputs
00 destination connections
Documented inputs
0Based on documented inputs
Rack space
Outside rackPlan a shelf, tray, or stage position
Power draw
0WVerified passive · no AC required
Catalog estimate
~$699Use retailer rows for current price and stock

RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna Overview

The payoff

RF Antenna decisions, organized around the whole rig.

The RF Venue Diversity Fin is the shark-fin-shaped fix for dropout: instead of two identical paddles, it stacks a vertical LPDA and a horizontal dipole in one housing, so a bodypack antenna that swings off-axis still hits one polarization at full strength. Both diversity feeds come from a single stand or truss mount — one antenna to rig, two coax runs back to the distro. Passive and wideband across the post-auction UHF core, it works in front of Shure, Sennheiser, or any 50-ohm BNC distribution.

Documented outputs
00 destination connections
Documented inputs
0Based on documented inputs
Rack space
Outside rackPlan a shelf, tray, or stage position

Signal path for RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna

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Port-type signalProduct functionSystem boundary
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01 · Connection · selected
01 · Connection

2 bidirectional connections

bnc

Connection
2 bidirectional ports
Connector
bnc
Signal
antenna

RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna I/O ports

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Every connector, grouped by job.

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Front panel
front connector map for RF Venue Diversity Fin AntennaEXTERNAL UNIT · FRONTNo documented front ports
Rear panel
rear connector map for RF Venue Diversity Fin AntennaEXTERNAL UNIT · REARbncbidirectionalbncbidirectional
All documented ports for RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna
PortPanelConnectorDirectionSignalChannels
Antenna A — LPDA (BNC)rearbnc bidirectionalantenna—
Antenna B — Dipole (BNC)rearbnc bidirectionalantenna—

Showing 2 of 2 documented physical ports.

RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna Alternatives

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RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna on a mic stand — cross-polarized LPDA + dipole fin, front
Sennheiser A 1031-U passive omnidirectional antenna on a stand — front
External unit
Sennheiser ADP UHF passive directional antenna — front, spec panel visible
Fit📐 Outside rack📐 Outside rack📐 Outside rack📐 Outside rack
Power⚡ 0W⚡ 0W⚡ 0W⚡ 0W
Weight⚖️ 1.0 lb⚖️ 0.3 lb⚖️ 0.8 lb⚖️ 0.7 lb
I/O🔌 2🔌 1🔌 1🔌 1
Estimate💵 ~$699💵 ~$219💵 ~$280💵 ~$399
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Before you buy an RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna

Short, source-backed answers surface rack fit, power, cabling, and connection details before they become surprises.

Where does the RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna live in a complete rig?

The catalog assigns it no rack units. Builder tracks it as non-rack gear; follow the manufacturer’s mounting, case, and form-factor guidance.

How much power does the RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna draw?

It is verified passive and requires no AC power.

What connections does the RF Venue Diversity Fin Antenna have?

2 documented physical ports, including Antenna A — LPDA (BNC), Antenna B — Dipole (BNC).