PCTEL Maxrad - 806-896MHz 10dBd 7 Element Yagi Antenna
$216.91
PCTEL BMYD806K series yagi antenna is designed to provide characteristics of a high gain, broadband, premium-quality antenna. The yagi antenna operates in the frequency range 806 - 896 MHz and has a gain of 10 dBd. This 7-element antenna is supplied with a 2 foot RG213 pigtail with an N Female connector. The antenna is anodized for corrosion resistance and has a maximum power input of 200 watts. Includes mounting hardware BWC1001. PCTEL DMYD806K is heavy duty designed with harsh conditions in mind.
Elements and boom are manufactured from aircraft quality 6061-T6 aluminum for optimum strength. Antenna is anodized for corrosion resistance. RF Connector N Female Size (L x W x H) 24" x 6.8" Gain (dB) Not Specified Horizontal Beamwidth (Deg) 60 VSWR < 1.5:1 Type of Hardware Included BWC1001 Wind Loading (sq-ft) 0.24 Mfg. Warranty 5 Years Specific Frequency (MHz) 806-896 Weight (lb) 2 Maximum Power (Watts) 200 Polarization Multi Vertical Beamwidth (Deg) 46 Type of Jumper Included 2 Ft. (RG213) Rated Wind Velocity (RWV, MPH) 125 Overall Length (In.) Not Specified
| Stock Info | Factory Stocked This item ships direct to you. Lead time with this Vendor is usually 1 business day but may vary based on demand. |
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| Condition | New |
| SKU | BMYD806K |
| UOM | EACH |
| Tech Support | DIY - MFG Documentation Only- Paid Local Install Support Available |
| Manufacturer | PCTEL |
| Brand | Brands Select |
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