Product Catalog

Gooseneck Antennas

Mfr.:
Doodle Labs
Description:

Designed to be used alongside any of our radios to maximize both performance and reliability.

Designed for:
Clear
SKU: N/A Category:

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

  • Product Line:

    Gooseneck Antennas

  • Frequency:

    2100-2500 MHz, 4000-8000 MHz, 902-928 MHz, 1625-2510 MHz (M1-M6) – Helix

  • Type of System:

    AMR, Mobile Robotics, UGV

  • Series available:

    ANT-915-2-GN, ANT-2025-2-GN, ANT-2300-2-GN, ANT-5000-2-GN

  • SKU:N/A

At a Glance

Designed to be used alongside any of our radios to maximize both performance and reliability.
  • Gooseneck
  • 2 dbi
  • Product Specs
  • Benefits

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