I can't find any info on this base antenna. The one I have is supposedly for 824-896mhz. It about 3' long and has a 2' pigtail coming out the bottom with a female N connector on it.
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Larsen R03825NF Antenna
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teufler
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don't believe its made any more but here is an antenna that iks probably exactly the sam e.
PCTEL | 900 / 800 MHz Fiberglass Base Station Omnidirectional Antennas | MFB Series
It shows the antenna with the coax out the bottom.
PCTEL | 900 / 800 MHz Fiberglass Base Station Omnidirectional Antennas | MFB Series
It shows the antenna with the coax out the bottom.
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well if you do not need the pig tail, which you could always make one up, MAXRAD has a MFB-8353 ot a ANTENNEX FG8065. bOTH BASE ANTENNAS for 823-890. I was sales mager for a business 800 trunking company and these were the antennas that were used. They were not cheap, held up good. If price was a problem, we use a larsen 5/8 wave over a 5/8 th wave over a quarter wave with a ground plane kit attached. The same height, about 24 inches, n connctors. I'm using the MAXRAD antenna, good 800 trucking antenna. Small, not really noticeable to the neighbors. Been up for years, still looks the same as the day it was put up. Now I don't know wht the connections are like in the fiberglass saince they have nbevefr come apart to be exposed to the elements.
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