Find a constant companion for your long-range, mission-critical connectivity. One that performs even better in both cellular and Wi-Fi transmission, and supports dual 5G modems in 1 chassis.
It’s the Mobility 82G, our new member of the Mobility antenna family.
Do you have any technical comparisons of other similar antennas in market, such as Parsec Great Pyrenees? Trying to decide between the two with the new x62 BR2.
Hi Paul,
I answered to you via PM.
how much does the 82G weigh?
Hi Bob,
the antenna weight with cables is 3.1kg.Tthe bigger weight part goes on cables as we are using low loss CFD-200, similar cable to LMR-195.
Hi there,
With this unit, is it worth installing a cellular service booster, or with the unit is there a HGA / Booster internal to the unit, or am I heading down the wrong track here?
Have read the data sheets etc but can’t find any detail in the incoming connection. I can’t find detail to see if there is specifically a 7.5dBm gain for the incoming cellular signal (assuming there is, but can’t specifically see)
There are no active components to this device, it’s a ‘simple’ antenna. The goal of the antenna is to connect to an active device (such as a Peplink router) that supports external antennas.
The datasheet on page 4 has the specifications related to gain:
5.4dBi: 617-960MHz
7.5dBi: 1400-2700MHz
8.1dBi: 3400-4200MHz
8.7dBi: 5000-6000MHz
