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Arcadian Blog — Antenna

Zebra AN480 RFID Antenna Mounting Options

Posted by Michael Crudele on

I had a customer contact me this morning, very frustrated that he could not find a way to mount the Motorola / Zebra AN480 antennas he had purchased for his RFID project.  I told him that the AN480 antennas from Zebra have a customized mounting bolt pattern, specifically so you can’t buy mounts anywhere else – BUT they never came out with any decent mounts. Until recently there hasn't been a mounting bracket that could be used with this particular antenna.  So, here is what I had originally recommended to him, and now to you...    Purchase RFMAX part # S9028PCR96RTN (same...

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Sierra Wireless 1810075 antenna now IN STOCK at Arcadian Inc.

Posted by Michael Crudele on

On Friday, I received a call from a customer looking to purchase blade style dipole antennas for use with Sierra Wireless modems.  Of course, I told him I'd be happy to help. The antenna he was looking for is the Sierra Wireless model # 1810075. This antenna is a blade style dipole with right angle knuckle and SMA male connector for cellular modems, access points, routers, and small base station applications. The unit is 9 inches long and provides 2 dBi gain across the full range of 3G/4G/LTE frequencies of 698-2700 Mhz.   Our dipole antenna, part # RDA698/2700SSM is compatible...

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Now Available - Laird WPD136M6C-001 for UHF, VHF, PMR & P25 communication

Posted by Michael Crudele on

Recently, we have had numerous inquiries for our WPD136M6C-001 Full Spectrum Multi-Band antenna, and I wanted to inform our customer base that WE HAVE THIS UNIT AVAILABLE – lead time is approximately 3-4 weeks to deliver to your dock. This antenna is MADE IN THE USA, and is excellent for any government, military, utility company, or public safety / LMR-land mobile radio application in the UHF and/or VHF range.     The WPD136M6C-001 is an IP66 rated, all in one, omnidirectional roof / NMO mount multi-band antenna that covers the following frequencies: 136-174, 380-520, and 760-870 MHz (which is inclusive...

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OEM & Replacement Antennas For Surveying Gear & Modems 900 Mhz, 450 Mhz, Cellular, GPS & 2.4 Ghz

Posted by Michael Crudele on

We are looking for dealers who cater to land surveying and earth-moving professionals.  We need partners who can help us provide the after-market with OEM & OEM equivalent replacement antennas for Topcon, Trimble, SiTech, Javad surveying gear, rugged modems, and earth moving equipment.    450 Mhz antennas900 Mhz antennas2.4 Ghz antennas3G/4G cellular antennasGPS antennas   Contact us today at 1-888-925-5967 or Email us at customerservice@arcadianinc.com   To keep updated with our promos and events follow us and like us on Facebook!

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How to Configure the Motorola-Zebra VC70 External Antenna Kit / Range Extender

Posted by Michael Crudele on

I am posting today, because I had a client contact us this week saying that he was experiencing trouble with network connectivity, even after installing the below VC70 external antenna kit for their ruggedized Motorola/Zebra mobile computer. Here are the possible causes of connectivity problems with the Motorola/Zebra VC70…   1. They may not have properly set up the VC70 to activate the external (vs the internal) Wi-Fi antenna.  If you are experiencing network connectivity problems with your VC70, please give our external antenna kit a try, and be sure to configure it properly (see below.)     2. Or,...

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RFID Journal Live! 2015 Show Recap

Posted by Michael Crudele on

Arcadian Launches RFMAX Brand at RFID Live! 2015   It's been several weeks now since the RFID Journal Live! Tradeshow in San Diego, and now that we've managed to catch our breath (at least a little), we can offer a few reflections on 2015's premiere RFID event.   To begin with, show attendance was at it's the highest level since 2008, and the increase in traffic from the past few years was noticeable. A good sign that business is continuing to recover, and that the RFID space continues to grow. While many attendees were RFID industry insiders and familiar faces, a...

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