Mobile Mark
Mobile Mark Y42700WB 600-6000 MHz 14 dBi Log Periodic Antenna
A 9-element log-periodic antenna covering 600–6000 MHz with 14 dBi gain up to 4200 MHz and 6 dBi beyond, supplied with a 12-inch Teflon pigtail and N-Female connector plus pole-mount hardware
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- Wideband coverage from 600 MHz to 6000 MHz
- 14 dBi gain across the lower 600-4200 MHz range
- 6 dBi gain across the upper 4200-6000 MHz band
- 12 inch Teflon pigtail with N-Female connector included
- Pole and mast mounting hardware supplied for installation
Wide-band Log Periodic Antenna
The Mobile Mark Y42700WB covers 600-6000 MHz in a 9 element log periodic design. It delivers 14 dBi gain from 600-4200 MHz and 6 dBi gain from 4200-6000 MHz. The rugged, weatherproof housing suits outdoor installations. It is built for wideband RF coverage in fixed or mobile deployments.
N-Female Connector and Mounting
Verify that your system uses an N-Female (N-Jack) interface for the 12 inch Teflon pigtail. Confirm the operating band matches the 600-4200 MHz and 4200-6000 MHz ranges. Ensure the mounting location accepts the included pole and mast hardware. The antenna requires a clear line of sight for optimal wideband performance.
Outdoor RF Integration
The antenna mounts on a pole or mast using supplied hardware for elevated positioning. The lightweight, durable construction reduces structural load on the support. The Teflon pigtail connects directly to an N-Female port on your radio or amplifier. It frees up internal space by moving the radiating element outside the enclosure.
Highlights
- Wideband coverage from 600 MHz to 6000 MHz
- 14 dBi gain across the lower 600-4200 MHz range
- 6 dBi gain across the upper 4200-6000 MHz band
- 12 inch Teflon pigtail with N-Female connector included
- Pole and mast mounting hardware supplied for installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Mobile Mark Y42700WB come with mounting hardware and a cable, or do I need to buy them separately?
The antenna includes a 12 inch Teflon pigtail with an N-Female connector and pole or mast mounting hardware in the box.
The specs show 14 dBi up to 4200 MHz and 6 dBi from 4200 to 6000 MHz — which gain applies to my frequency band?
Below 4200 MHz the antenna delivers 14 dBi gain; above 4200 MHz up to 6000 MHz the gain drops to 6 dBi.
What does the 14 dBi figure mean for actual signal reach on a 600-4200 MHz link?
At 14 dBi the antenna focuses energy into a narrower beam, giving stronger received signals or longer range than a lower-gain antenna on the same band.
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