1.2Ghz Antennas

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1.2 GHz FPV Antennas – Reliable Long-Range Solutions for Challenging Environments

Optimized for Low-Frequency Transmission & High Signal Integrity

1.2 GHz antennas are specialized communication tools designed to operate in the lower UHF band, offering unique advantages in penetration, range, and signal stability. Ideal for both professional and hobbyist applications where reliability matters more than raw bandwidth.

Why Choose the 1.2 GHz Band?

Superior Obstacle Penetration
The lower frequency of 1.2 GHz offers excellent propagation through physical obstructions such as buildings, trees, and terrain—outperforming common 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz systems in cluttered or low-line-of-sight conditions.

Long-Range first preson view Transmission Potential
With support for high-power modules (up to 8W / 8000 mW), this band enables extended communication distances—especially suitable for point-to-point ground links or video transmission in difficult terrain.

Low Interference Environment
Unlike the congested 2.4 GHz band (shared with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and consumer gadgets), 1.2 GHz offers a quieter spectrum, minimizing the risk of signal degradation due to interference.

Typical Use Cases

UAV Ground Stations (where legally permitted)
Surveillance and Tactical Systems
Remote Sensor Networks in urban canyons, forests, or underground
Amateur Radio (HAM) experiments on 23cm band (e.g., 1240–1300 MHz)
Long-Range FPV Analog & Digital Video Transmission
Rugged Industrial Links between facilities

Available 1.2 GHz Modules

Commercial-Grade Options:

Analog AV transmitters (commonly 1–2W or 4–8W) for FPV or monitoring
Digital COFDM modules for encrypted or multi-channel links
Telemetry transmitters used in specialized ground-to-ground systems

Hobbyist Options:

Lower-power AV transmitters (500–1500 mW) for experimental FPV
HAM radio transceivers for the 23cm band
DIY kits for telemetry and data transmission projects

Note: Some modules are marketed for 1.2 GHz, but operate in the 1.3 GHz (1258–1280 MHz) subrange—be sure to match with compatible antennas.

Antenna Types & Applications

Type	Recommended Use	Key Features
Dipole	Portable and mobile systems	Compact, often foldable, good bandwidth
Ground Plane	Base stations and static links	Stable impedance, rugged construction
Yagi-Uda	Long-distance directional links	High gain (10–14 dBi), focused beamwidth
Helical / Patch	UAV or drone links (where legal)	Circular polarization, compact footprint

Important Regulatory Considerations

The 1.2 GHz band is tightly regulated in many countries:

Restricted or military-only use in areas like China and parts of Europe
Prohibited for airborne use (e.g., drones) in many jurisdictions without special licensing
Permitted under amateur radio (HAM) regulations in the 1240–1300 MHz band, but only for licensed operators

Always check your local RF laws and licensing requirements before purchasing or operating 1.2 GHz equipment.

Explore our selection of 1.2 GHz antennas built for performance, durability, and compatibility with both hobby and commercial systems. Whether you're linking two facilities or pushing the limits of FPV in rural terrain, this band delivers where others fail.