PANORAMA ANTENNAS, INC.
PANORAMA ANTENNAS, INC. GPSME GPS Magnetic Mount Base GPSME6SP tv antenna
GPS antenna with magnetic mount and active element providing 26 dB gain
- Active GPS element for reliable satellite reception
- Magnetic fixing enables quick installation on metal surfaces
- 26 dB LNA boosts weak GPS signals
- Robust construction withstands outdoor conditions
- Compact design fits limited mounting spaces
What this antenna is and who it suits
The Panorama Antennas GPSME6SP is a magnetic-mount GPS antenna designed for vehicles or fixed installations that need reliable satellite reception. It integrates an active GPS element with a 26 dB low-noise amplifier to boost weak signals. The compact base attaches securely to any ferrous surface without drilling or brackets.
Check your setup before ordering
Verify that the mounting location offers a clear sky view and a flat metal surface strong enough to hold the magnetic base. Ensure your GPS receiver or navigation unit accepts the antenna connector type supplied with this model. Confirm the device voltage matches the antenna’s active element requirements.
Thermals noise and power draw in use
The passive magnetic base generates no heat and produces no audible noise during operation. Power consumption is limited to the active GPS element and its 26 dB LNA, drawing minimal current from the connected receiver. The sealed housing protects the electronics from moisture and temperature extremes without active cooling.
Highlights
- Active GPS element for reliable satellite reception
- Magnetic fixing enables quick installation on metal surfaces
- 26 dB LNA boosts weak GPS signals
- Robust construction withstands outdoor conditions
- Compact design fits limited mounting spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Panorama Antennas |
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Questions about this item
Does the GPSME6SP include the coaxial cable and connector, or must they be purchased separately?
The unit is supplied as the antenna element with its magnetic base; any coaxial cable or connector required for your receiver is not included and must be sourced separately.
How do I decide whether the 26 dB LNA gain version suits my installation?
The 26 dB low-noise amplifier is built into this model and is intended for installations where the cable run is long or the signal is weak, boosting the GPS signal before it reaches the receiver.
What does the 26 dB gain figure mean once the antenna is mounted on a vehicle roof?
It indicates the amplifier adds 26 dB of gain to the received GPS signal, helping to overcome cable loss and ensuring a stronger, cleaner signal reaches the navigation unit.
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