Prostar UHF Literature
Prostar UHF Literature
Prostar UHF Literature
PROSTAR SERIES
Rugged construction
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Polarization Horizontal, Elliptical, Circular
Power Rating 1 kW to 90 kW
JA-LS: 1 kW
JAMPRO’s LOW POWER slot antenna is designed with the needs of low power UHF broadcasters in mind.
Aluminum construction ensures excellent weather resistance while residing windload and weight on the
tower. The unique design of the low power UHF slot antenna can be configured to provide varying levels of
vertically polarized signal. The versatility of the slots allows them to be top, leg or face mounted.
JA-MS: 1 to 30 kW
JAMPRO’s JA/MS is the harsh environment version of the JA/LS antenna. The JA/MS is also enclosed by
white UV resistant radomes for added protection from the environment. The JA/MS is an excellent choice
for low power UHF broadcasters located in areas with heavy air pollution or high salt content in the air.
JSL-SERIES: 5 to 40 kW
JAMPRO’s Premium LOW POWER slot antenna, using marine brass, copper and virgin Teflon in construc-
tion, is the finest antenna of its type. This excellent antenna was designed from our medium power slot
series with the same detail in manufacturing and rugged construction. Now, stations transmitting with lower
power can find quality and performance in the JSL Series antenna.
JSM-SERIES: 30 to 70 kW
JAMPRO’s Premium MEDIUM POWER slot antenna has been designed for performance. Detail in manu-
facturing and tuning for your pattern assures premium performance. The feed lines are pressurized for pro-
tection, and the slots are Radome sealed to protect the antenna from the environment. The finest quality
marine brass, copper and virgin Teflon is used in the construction of the antenna. Computer modeling is
used in pattern designs before the antenna is shipped. Factory tuning before shipping give you the confi-
dence - you are getting the finest antenna of its type available.
JSH-SERIES: 60 to 90 kW
JAMPRO’s Premium HIGH POWER slot antenna is Radome enclosed and environmentally sealed. The
power rating of this antenna is conservative, and can be increased beyond that shown. The use of wave-
guide power dividing feed system will double the power rating of the antenna. The finest quality marine
brass, copper and virgin Teflon is used in the construction of the antenna, and the Radome enclosure pro-
tects the antenna from environmental hazards. Computer modeling is used to design the pattern selected.
The antenna is factory tuned and does not require field tuning when installed.
The FCC will accept any antenna that duplicates the gain and pattern as specified in the Construction Per-
mit filed by the station with the FCC. JAMPRO offers over 50 azimuth patterns for these slot antennas, all
of which have been tested and measured on
Our engineers work with each customer to develop the most effective polarization, from a small percentage
of elliptical polarization to full circular polarization. This flexibility could allow the station to have different
patterns for horizontal and vertical polarizations, maximizing the station’s coverage.
Electrical beam tilt to 2º is standard and available with gain reduction, and null fill to 15% is also standard.
Properly configured beam tilt and null fill can substantially improve coverage of a station. In most cases,
the maximum beam should be below the horizon so that 90% field is on the FCC Radio Horizon. Uniform
10% to 15% null fill will provide an optimum elevation pattern and a more uniform signal level between the
horizon and the tower.
JAMPRO employs a staff of highly trained engineers and sales staff who will help you select the best an-
tenna system for your application and design a pattern that best suits your coverage needs. Contact
JAMPRO directly for assistance.
Note: Wind loads rating based on 50/33 PSF - 50 lbs. per sq. ft. for flat surfaces and 33 lbs. per sq. ft. for
round surfaces. Weights do not include mounting brackets, feed lines or power dividers. Specifications for
channels not shown are available upon request. Sample elevation patterns are shown without beam tilt
and null fill.