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Can you identify this 5G antenna dome thing?

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Trying to figure out the manufaturer and model of this. It is supposed to be 4G+5G 6GHz UWB MiMo WiFi GPS etc. Closest thing I found was a 4G motorhome device.

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Thanks...that is sad I, was assured it was 5G 6000Mhz UWB capable. The one pictured seems to have more than the 2 4G and 1 GPS cable?

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