Sennheiser Half Wave Dipole-(1785 - 1805 MHZ)
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Direct compatibility with EW-D system receivers
- Tuned to the Y band: 1785 to 1805 MHz, for optimal reception within this range
- 1/4 wave format: a simple and effective solution to replace an original antenna or serve as a backup set
- Ideal for touring: an essential spare antenna to secure an HF inventory
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An Antenna Dedicated to the Coherence of Your EW-D System
In an HF system, the antenna is an integral part of the reception chain. This 1/4 wave antenna is designed to naturally fit into the EW-D ecosystem, respecting the frequency tuning of the Y band to maintain stable and predictable performance.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
This antenna is intended for musicians, sound technicians, rental companies, and service providers who use an EW-D receiver in the Y band. It is perfectly suited to replace a damaged antenna, prepare a control room with spare parts, or keep an inventory operational during concerts, conferences, and corporate events.
Frequency Tuning: The Right Approach for Reliable Reception
An antenna must be adapted to the frequency range used: here, the Y band (1785 - 1805 MHz). By choosing an antenna tuned to the correct range, you minimize unnecessary losses and help preserve reception quality in dense RF environments.
Technical specifications
| Antenna | 1/4 wave | Frequency range | Y (1785 - 1805 MHz) |
| Compatibility | EW-D receiver | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this antenna compatible with a Sennheiser EW-D receiver?
This antenna is designed for EW-D receivers using the Y band from 1785 to 1805 MHz.
What frequency does the Sennheiser Half Wave Dipole antenna cover?
The coverage range corresponds to the Y band, that is 1785 to 1805 MHz. The antenna must be paired with a system using this same frequency range.
Can it replace a damaged EW-D antenna?
It can serve as a replacement for a damaged antenna on a Y band EW-D receiver. Its tuning at 1785 - 1805 MHz maintains an antenna adapted to the system. This configuration helps limit unnecessary reception losses.
What type of antenna is used?
The antenna uses a quarter-wave design.
Is this antenna suitable for a concert RF control room?
Its use is intended to maintain a Y band EW-D inventory during concerts, conferences, or corporate events. It can also be intended as a spare part for a control room operating at 1785 - 1805 MHz.



