50 Ohm Dome Ceiling Antenna (DISCONTINUED) New product link below | 301121
Works on every network, for any carrier.
Product Description
Product discontinued, replacement antenna SKU 304412 click here for details.
Product discontinued, replacement antenna SKU 304412 click here for details.
Specs
| Model Number: | 301121 | |
| Frequency | 700-800 MHz | 2.5 dB |
| 824-894 MHz | 2.5 dB | |
| 880-960 MHz | -0.5 dB | |
| 1710-1880 MHz | 3.5 dB | |
| 1850-1990 MHz | 4.1 dB | |
| 2110-2170 MHz | 1.5 dB | |
| Impedance | 50 Ohms | |
| Maximum Power | 100 watts | |
| Polarization | Vertical | |
| Connectors | N-Female | |
| VSWR | 1.5:1 | |
| Beamwidth Horizontal Plane | 360° | |
| Beamwidth Vertical Plane | 120° | |
| Ground Plane | Built-in Ground Plane | |
| Price | $ 64.99 | |
Review Snapshot
Q&A
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Asked by monte christo 2 years ago
Question: what is the difference between F female and N female connectors
Answer: Thank you for your question. The only difference between the two antennas are the connection sizes. The F-Female will fit standard coax ends, where the N-Female connectors will fit larger ends. The antennas will have the same specs. For additional questions or concerns, please feel free to reach us here: http://support.weboost.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
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Asked by Hot toddy 3 years ago
Question: I have a drive 3G m system I use in a remote cottage. Looking to add a inside ceiling antenna instead of the plate type. That way wouldn't have to hold phone to panel all the time. There is a 50 and 75 ohm ceiling antenna shown here on site. Which one?
Answer: Thank you for your question! Unfortunately, the dome antennas are not approved by the FCC for use with the Drive 3G-M. All of the antenna upgrades indoor and outdoor must be approved and shown in the manual for legal use. You can find antenna options on Page 6 of the manual here: https://www.weboost.com/us/installguide/drive3G-M/drive3G-M_ig.pdf For additional questions, you can reach us here through our online support center: http://support.weboost.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
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Asked by RayV 3 years ago
Question: I installed a Wilson 3G booster cell phone system in our home a few years ago. It works fine, but we our upgrading to 4G lite phones. Will the indoor wall antennas (two) work with an 4G amplifier or do I have to upgrade them as well?
Answer: The best indoor building antennas for 4G are the panel antennas that are paired with the current 4G kits. If your current antennas are the panel antennas, they will work with LTE. However, if your current antennas are domes, they are not recommended to be used with the 4G LTE networks. You might need adapters to make your current antennas work on the new cable, but that will depend on if you go to a system with a different impedance (50 ohm vs 75 ohm). If your current system is 75 ohm, and you go to a 50 ohm (such as the Connect 4G-X) you will need the 971151 adapter to go to the new cable. If you have a 50 ohm system now, I don't recommend switching to a 75 ohm system, but you can with the 971128 adapter.
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Asked by RayV 3 years ago
Question: Which antenna would I need to use with the Apple iPhone 6 and 6 plus, the Directional or the Vertically Polarized unit?
Answer: None of the Apple iPhones have an external antenna port to allow an antenna to be plugged right into the phone. You will need to pair an antenna with a booster, and each booster is currently paired in a kit with the strongest overall antenna option. Anytime you are looking at the Dome vs the Panel, the Panel is going to provide a stronger gain.
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