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Mobile 802.11b,g Wi-Fi Antenna, 2.4GHz
Gain & Wave: 7.4dBi 12 wave x 5 VSWR: 1.5:1 or less Max Power: 50 watts Length: 18" Construction: Fiberglass, with spring base Connector: N-male |
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2.4GHz Access Point Antenna 1.5:1 or less SWR: Max Power: 100 watts Weight: 2 lb 9oz Construction: One-piece white fiberglass Max wind speed: 135MPH |
2400-2500MHz Gain: 12dBi |
Length: 70 inches |
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2.4GHz Access Point Antenna 1.5:1 or less SWR: Max Power: 100 watts Weight: 1 lb 14oz Construction: One-piece white fiberglass Max wind speed: 150MPH |
2400-2500MHz Gain: 9.9dBi |
Length: 39 inches | Connector: N-female |
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2.4GHz Access Point Antenna with 3-degree electrical downtilt 1.5:1 or less SWR: Max Power: 100 watts Weight: 2 lb 9oz Construction: One-piece white fiberglass Max wind speed: 135MPH |
2400-2500MHz Gain: 12dBi |
Length: 70 inches | Connector: N-female | $179.95 Click to order |
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| Inorder to started using an external
wi-fi antenna you will need 3 additional items beyond the antenna
1. Either your laptop or your wi-fi card must have an external
antenna receptical. 2, A Wi-fi antenna 3. An Antenna Mount..We have mounts for mobile antennas just click here BTW, all base antennas come with their own mounts 4. Finally you will need, what is called, a pigtail cable. This cable connects the antenna's coaxal cable to the wi-fi input either on your laptop or your wi-fi card. We do not carry these cables but I have found a source that does and they have an easy interface to figure out which pigtail cable you need for your situation, click here to access this site. |
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