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Wilson 4G/5G High Gain Omnidirectional NMO Antenna - No Cable Included - 314405

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Item Number: 13204
Model: 314405
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$49.99

This antenna REQUIRES an NMO Mount but does NOT include one. You can add one below if you don't already have one.
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This is a special-order item that requires additional lead time. Contact us before ordering if you need a more exact ETA.

This antenna does require the NMO antenna mount which is available in various sizes/terminations(not included with the antenna). 

The Wilson Electronics NMO antenna is the perfect option for an exterior antenna upgrade on your vehicle(car, truck, or RV) or as a replacement for your current booster setup. 

FEATURES

  • Works on all worldwide cellular bands for voice and 4G data: LTE/CDMA/GSM/UMTS/AWS
  • High-gain omnidirectional antenna
  • Boost 698 – 960 & 1710 -2700 MHz cellular frequencies
  • Boosts voice & data
  • deal for M2M installations
  • Installs on any NMO antenna mount - Required but not included.
  • Works on both indoor/outdoor applications
  • Perfect for car, truck, and RV installation
  • Connects to cell phone signal boosters and modems


Specifications:

No. of Cellular Connectors 1
No. of WiFi Connectors 0
No. of GPS Connectors 0
Cellular Connector SMA Male
Antenna Type Outdoor
Antenna Style Omni
Antenna Mount Vehicle
Antenna Color Black
Width (in) 1.44
Height (in) 3.3
Maximum Gain 3.2
Impedance Ω (Input/Output) 50
Cable Type RG58U
VSWR (Voltage Standing Wave Radio) 1.97

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