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In today's combat environment, vehicles are a priority target for enemy FPV drones. The reliability of electronic warfare (EW) systems directly depends on the quality of the antenna-feeder system. WARMAX Rage Armor 650-1100 — This is a high-performance antenna module designed for vehicle installation to provide a stable dome of protection in a critical frequency range.
With a combination of a wide frequency spectrum (650-1100 MHz) and exceptional SWR performance, this module ensures maximum efficiency of your amplifiers, minimizing the risk of equipment overheating and signal loss.
Key Benefits of WARMAX Rage Armor 650-1100
The module is designed for operation in extreme conditions and is designed to withstand long-term loads when driving over rough terrain.
- Broadband Coverage: Effective operation in 10 key frequency points allows you to cover most control channels of modern UAVs.
- Low Loss: Complete with premium Italian-made LMR-400 coaxial cable ensures signal delivery to antennas without power degradation.
- Heavy-duty fixation: A system of 8 neodymium magnets provides a total adhesive force of 176 kg, which eliminates the possibility of the module being torn off even during abrupt maneuvering or collision with branches.
- Anti-vibration stability: Adjustable supports level out shaking, protecting the internal elements of the antenna from mechanical wear.
Technical and tactical characteristics (TTX)
The SWR (standing wave ratio) of this module is among the best in its class, which confirms the precision tuning of each antenna in the system.
| Parameter | Characteristic value |
|---|---|
| Operating frequency range | 650, 700, 750, 800, 850, 900, 950, 1000, 1050, 1100 MHz |
| SWR values | from 1.4 to 1.0 (depending on frequency) |
| Overall dimensions (H&W&D) | 410 mm × 625 mm × 830 mm |
| Type and quantity of cables | LMR-400 (Made in Italy), 4 units |
| Cable length / Connector | 3 meters / N-type (male) |
| Mounting system | 8 neodymium magnets (176 kg force) + anti-vibration mounts |
| Device weight | 8 kg |
Detailed table of SWR by frequency:
| Frequency (MHz) | 650 | 700 | 750 | 800 | 850 | 900 | 950 | 1000 | 1050 | 1100 |
| SWR | 1.4 | 1.3 | 1.1 | 1.1 | 1.0 | 1.1 | 1.1 | 1.1 | 1.3 | 1.2 |
Professional feeder line: LMR-400 cable (Italy)
To maintain signal amplitude in the range above 1000 MHz, it is critical to use a feeder with minimal attenuation. The included Italian-made LMR-400 cable provides:
- Double shielding to protect against external noise and interference.
- Durable outer jacket, resistant to UV and aggressive environments.
- Minimal attenuation, which allows the EW amplifier to operate at its true efficiency.
Expert tip: The best SWR (1.0) at 850 MHz makes this module ideal for suppressing the most common FPV control channels operating in this spectrum.
Installation and Operational Reliability
The WARMAX Rage Armor module is designed for quick deployment. Eight powerful magnets (22 kg each) securely attach the 8-kilogram structure to the roof of any vehicle. Adjustable anti-vibration mounts allow the module to be installed on roofs with complex geometry while maintaining the horizontal orientation of the antennas.
Conclusion: Your Technological Superiority
The WARMAX Rage Armor 650-1100 vehicle antenna module is an investment in crew safety and equipment integrity. The combination of Italian-made components, perfect frequency tuning and extremely reliable mounting makes it the number one choice for units operating in areas with high enemy UAV activity.
Tactical FAQ: Rage Armor Universal Protection (650-1100 MHz)
1. Why is the 650-1100 MHz range considered a universal solution?
This module covers the "hottest" frequencies. This includes both the classic 868/915 MHz (ELRS/Crossfire) control channels and new non-standard channels that the enemy has switched to to bypass narrow traps. Having such a module on your roof is like having a Tier 6 shield in Mount & Blade II: It reliably protects against most "arrows" flying in your direction.
2. What does the "Rage Armor" design offer for off-road use?
Vehicle electronic warfare is vibrations, dust, and branches. The Armor series has a reinforced sealed casing. As a photographer, you know the value of a good protective case for lenses — it's the same here: the internal "optics" (radio components) are always safe, even on a broken dirt road.
3. What shape does the protective zone of this module around the vehicle have?
The module creates an omnidirectional dome (Omni). With 50-100W of power, a suppression sphere with a radius of 200-400 meters is formed around the vehicle. This saves precious seconds: the drone loses connection while already approaching, and its inertia may not be enough to hit the target.
4. Will this module jam your Starlink or ASUS TUF laptop?
Starlink: Completely safe. Its frequencies (10-12 GHz) are ten times higher. You can calmly study microbiology while the electronic warfare system works.
Laptop: Your ASUS TUF will not experience interference, since Wi-Fi operates on different frequencies.
Connectivity: However, mobile internet (LTE 800/900 MHz) may disappear - take this into account when coordinating.
5. How to power the module and how long will EcoFlow Delta 2 last?
The module consumes 60-100 W. Your EcoFlow Delta 2 station will provide 6-8 hours of continuous dome operation. This is ideal for waiting at the rally point: the sky is locked, the equipment is charged, and the coffee is hot.
6. What's the biggest mistake when installing Rage Armor on a car?
The biggest mistake is installing the module next to a metal trunk or spare tire, which are higher than the antenna itself. The metal creates a "radio shadow." A drone can fly in from the side where the armor is "shadowed." Install the module on the highest point of the roof. Also, do not stand closer than 2 meters from the switched-on antenna for a long time.
What's the biggest mistake when installing Rage Armor on a car?
The biggest mistake is installing the module next to a metal trunk or spare tire, which are higher than the antenna itself. The metal creates a "radio shadow." A drone can fly in from the side where the armor is "shadowed." Install the module on the highest point of the roof. Also, do not stand closer than 2 meters from the switched-on antenna for a long time.
What's the biggest mistake when installing Rage Armor on a car?
The biggest mistake is installing the module next to a metal trunk or spare tire, which are higher than the antenna itself. The metal creates a "radio shadow." A drone can fly in from the side where the armor is "shadowed." Install the module on the highest point of the roof. Also, do not stand closer than 2 meters from the switched-on antenna for a long time.