The Radio Antenna is designed to facilitate the transmission and reception of radio frequency signals. When used for transmission, the antenna converts electrical signals from a transmitter into electromagnetic waves propagating through the air. Conversely, when used for reception, the antenna captures incoming radio waves and converts them into electrical signals that can be processed by a receiver. This process enables wireless communication over long distances, allowing for the exchange of information across different areas.

Attributes:
• Frequency of amplitude modulation is 520 kilohertz to 1710 kilohertz.
• Frequency modulation is 87.7 megahertz to 108 megahertz.
• Current consumption is 40 milliampere.
• Withstands vibrations and shocks.
• Weather-resistant for longevity.

Applications:
The Radio Antenna is located on the equipment to transmit and receive radio waves for communication purposes, enabling wireless data exchange over long distances.