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Categories Access Points Antenna/Dish Mounts Antennas   2.4 GHz   3.5-3.8GHz   5 GHz   900MHz - GSM   Handles Batteries Cables Connectors GPS LAN Accessories Mikrotik PC cards PC Computers Pigtails Power Supply Switch Tools TV SAT TV/AV & PC cables Ubiquiti VOIP What's New? Nmale->RPSMA pigtail 0,5m cable H155 silver/gold 4.00EUR Quick Find   Use keywords to find the product you are looking for. Advanced Search Information Download Our address Contact Us

Panel antenna 17dBi 18.00EUR 10+  16.00EUR 20+  15.00EUR 50+  13.50EUR Energy- profit: 17dBi  VSWR 1,5:1 Polarization: vartical and horizontal The angle of radiating: 14 degrees in horizontal 14 degrees in vertical Frequency: 2400-2485 MHz Dimensions: 200x200x15mm N female connector on rear side of antena makes popssibility for connection with wireless card by pigtail. Antenna can be mount on the mast - in vertical or horizontal polarity. Current Reviews: 3 This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 12 December, 2006. Quantity: Customers who bought this product also purchased Satellite Coaxial Cable Conotech DG113 Power over Ethernet 230V -> 24V, 1000mA Wall Bracket with Support N/female on H1000 clamp RPSMA plug (pin female, internal thread) on H1000 Panel antenna P1000 8.5dBi

Shopping Cart 1 x  Router RB 750 1 x  Crimping tool (cable H155, RF240) 1 x  Crimping tool for RJ45 1 x  Antenna Yagi ATK-16 2.4 GHz 14.5 dBi, 1m H155 + N/f 1 x  ALFA WDS, AP-Client 54M 2,4GHz 1 x  CM9 a/b/g Mini-PCI Card 1 x  OMNI antenna 360 8dBi 1 x  UFL -> N-female 25cm pigtail GOLD 1 x  Ralink 802.11b/g 1 x  Outdoor housing for Access Point 1 x  2-Way TV/FM Splitter R-2 Signal 1 x  AP-1000 + Orinoco Silver + MCCARD pigtail 225.29EUR Notifications Notify me of updates to Panel antenna 17dBi Tell A Friend   Tell someone you know about this product. Reviews The 17 db panel is well-made .. I can quiet conscience sug .. Languages Currencies EURO

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