BFKK
BFKK Long Ranger network antenna 28 dB 600-6500 MHz
High-gain parabolic directional antenna covering 600-6500 MHz with up to 28 dB gain for cellular 5G, 4G, LTE and WiFi 2, WiFi 6 signals over 20 miles
- Up to 28 dB gain boosts cellular and WiFi signals
- Directional 10-degree beam reaches towers over 20 miles away
- Covers 600 to 6500 MHz for 5G, 4G, LTE and WiFi 6
- Weatherproof parabolic design maintains performance in wind, rain and snow
- N-Female connector works with boosters, modems, routers and hotspots
Long-range directional antenna
The BFKK Long Ranger is a high-gain parabolic antenna designed to capture distant cellular and WiFi signals for homes, vehicles or remote sites. It covers a continuous 600-6500 MHz range including 5G, 4G, LTE, WiFi 2.4 and 5 GHz WiFi 6 bands. The 10-degree directional beam focuses reception from sources over 20 miles away. Weatherproof construction ensures reliable operation in wind, rain or snow.
Up to 28 dB gain across 600-6500 MHz
The single specification that determines suitability is the antenna's maximum gain of +28 dB spanning the full 600 MHz to 6500 MHz frequency range. This broadband performance supports all North American cellular carriers, Wi-Max, GPS, GOV, MIL and SDR bands without gaps. Buyers needing higher gain at a specific narrow band or a different polarisation pattern should verify those requirements before purchasing.
N-Female connector requires separate N-Male cable
Installation uses an N-Female port that must be paired with an N-Male terminated coaxial cable, sold separately, to connect to a booster, modem, router or hotspot. The antenna does not operate standalone; it requires power over coaxial from the attached device. Common issues include using incorrect cable impedance, loose connections causing signal loss, or aiming the narrow 10-degree beam inaccurately during setup.
Highlights
- Up to 28 dB gain boosts cellular and WiFi signals
- Directional 10-degree beam reaches towers over 20 miles away
- Covers 600 to 6500 MHz for 5G, 4G, LTE and WiFi 6
- Weatherproof parabolic design maintains performance in wind, rain and snow
- N-Female connector works with boosters, modems, routers and hotspots
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does the 28 dB gain figure mean when the antenna is connected to a booster or router?
The antenna can amplify incoming signals by up to 28 dB across its full 600-6500 MHz range, giving a stronger usable signal to the connected booster, modem, router or hotspot.
Which interface does the antenna use and what does it require?
It uses an N-Female connector, so you need a coaxial cable with an N-Male termination to link it to your device.
What physical mounting does the parabolic dish need?
The unit includes clamps for pole or mast mounting; its weatherproof parabolic design lets wind, rain and snow pass through without affecting the 10-degree directional beam.
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