Arcadian Blog — Antenna
Crimping Tools Needed to Replace Mobile Radios
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Recently a client reached out to us about replacing a few of the antennas for their mobile radios with base station configurations. |
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- Tags: Antenna, Antenna Mount, Base Station, Cables, Crimping, Flexible, LMR195, LMR240, LMR400, Low Loss, N-Male, PT195, PT240, PT400, Tools, UHF-Male
Antenna Similar to TRA806/17103P that Supports 4G LTE and Wi-Fi
Posted by Michael Crudele on
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We received this question recently: Do you have an antenna similar to the “salt shaker” that we currently buy (TRA806/17103P), but will support4G LTE and Wi-Fi? |
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- Tags: Antenna, Ground Plane, Low Profile, N-Female, Omnidirectional, PCTEL, Permanent Mount, Ultra-Rugged
Voice Communications and M2M
Posted by Michael Crudele on
| What does machine to machine (M2M) mean and does this mean the antenna is not equipped for voice communications?
Machine to machine, or M2M, is an umbrella term used to describe all technology that exchanges information between one another and performs certain actions without the help of humans. |
Will the FM2 bracket work for the Laird OD9 series?
Posted by Michael Crudele on
Unfortunately, the FM2 will not work with the OD9 series antennas from Laird, however, the OD9 series ship with a dual U-bolt mounting system. It a very basic mount but it works fine and we don’t have any other mounts to work with this system. If you are willing to expand your antenna search beyond the OD9 series to all small antennas that work in the 900 MHz range, we have two recommendations found below. ROSA-900-SNF: An RFMAX outdoor rated 900 MHZ omnidirectional stick antenna with N-Female connectors for IoT use in the US 902-928 MHz bands. The antenna...
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- Tags: 900 MHz, Antenna, Antenna Mount, Fiberglass, FM2, Indoor, Laird, Mounting Bracket, N-Female, N-Male, OD9, Omnidirectional, Outdoor, RFMAX
Cellular Antenna to be mounted at Side of Building with 25 foot Extension Cables
Posted by Michael Crudele on
We recently had a client reach out to us about a cellular antenna that he wanted to place on the side of his building. He noticed that we had a vehicular antenna, part 170653-000, and wanted something similar to that product. He also informed us that he was looking for a 25-foot cable extension and wanted to receive some recommendations. Considering part # 170653-000 is a dual cellular product and our assumption that your main concern is to have an antenna outside, we recommend 2 pcs of the Cradlepoint outdoor omnidirectional antenna # 170668-000. Part # 170668-000 is a...
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- Tags: 170653-000, 3G/4G/LTE, Antenna, Antenna Mount, Cables, Cellular, Cradlepoint, Low Loss, Mounting Bracket, Multi-Band, N-Female, Omnidirectional, Outdoor, PT240
Antenna with UL Type 4X Training
Posted by Michael Crudele on
We recently came in contact with a client that was looking for an antenna with UL Type 4X rating similar to IP67. He claimed that he wanted to mount external antennas on a NEMA box. In response, all of our antennas are typically IP rated, but not UL rated because all of our antennas do not have any active element which means UL rating is not required for our antennas. In my opinion, if I were putting a router in a NEMA box (I’m assuming we are talking about a cellular router?) I would use the appropriate version of the...
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- Tags: Antenna, Antenna Mount, Brick, Cellular, Heavy-Duty, IP67, Multi-Band, NEMA, RFMAX, Router/Modem