Accessories

The OD Series antennas provide omni-directional coverage for WiFi 2.4 GHz applications. Four models are available from 3-12 dBi gain.

These antennas are colinear arrays. Unique phasing cancels out-of- phase current distribution, improving performance. The OD Series are free space antennas; no ground plane is required.

Unique options for the OD series are add-on Reflector Kits that beam shape the omni pattern. Reflector options are available to provide cardioid shape in 90 o , 120 o & 180 o patterns. These can result in im - proved directional gain and isolation for reduced interference.

The antennas are durable and rugged. They can withstand the harsh - est environments of snow, wind, rain and ice.

The feed assembly is made of precision machined aluminum compo - nents and is irridited for weather protection. These antennas come with all the hardware needed to install it to a mast.

For ISM, Part 15 compliant connectors are available (reverse polar - ized), please consult your sales representative.

These antennas complement Mobile Mark's broad line of antenna products for Cellular applications.

The RM3 Dual Band is a medium profile (3" H, 76 mm) antenna with performance of 3 & 5 dBi max (frequency dependent). A ground plane is required to maximize gain. The antenna radome consists of black ASA UV resistant plastic, with a heavy duty metal base and threaded feed thru, or a direct N version is also available.

The bottom of the RM series is outfitted with a gasket for complete sealing. A mounting nut is provided. Magnetic mount versions, MGRM-900/1900 allow use without drilling a hole.

The RMM-UMB is a broadband version capable of simultaneous operation on worldwide bands from 750 MHz up to 2.7 GHz, with excellent response.

A direct N version is also available along with the standard surface mount.

Note: Groundplane required for optimal performance.

These GPS antennas offer an alternative and secure installation to a
traditional mag mount. With proper positioning in or on a vehicle,
they enhance the performance of the GPS modem.

GPS performance is 26 dB, with 5 dBi antenna gain. The GPS circuitry
has a low 2.0 dB max noise figure with excellent filter characteristics.
Power (2.7 to 5 VDC) and signal is applied through the same cabling
directly to the GPS antenna.

The IW-1575 Glass Mount GPS antenna places the GPS element
directly against the glass of the vehicle, oriented up towards the
satellites. The cable exits near the top side allowing direct entry into
a vehicle headliner. The IW-1575 is designed to be mounted on the
interior of the window only.

The SM-1575 hole mount antenna uses a 5/8" feed thru (16 mm) for
securing to the vehicle. Access to the underside of the body surface
is required to complete the installation. The antennas are enclosed
in a weatherproof ASA radome, and supplied with all hardware and
sealing gasket. The SM-1575 radome is 2.5" in diameter (64 mm)
and very low profile. The SM-1575 radomes are available in white or
black.

Many of the newest wireless networks, are moving towards greater use of MIMO (Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output) systems and MIMO Antennas.

MIMO systems, also known as spatial multiplexing, transmit different data on different antenna elements. The net result is greater data throughput and improved bandwidth efficiency.

Mobile Mark's new MIMO Mobile Antenna provides two or three cable feeds, each with identical frequency coverage. Separate antenna elements are housed within a compact rugged radome.

Each element is fed by a different cable; each cable covers the entire bandwidth specified.

This Low Profile Surface Mount Antenna is housed in a rugged, UV Resistant, ASA radome that measures 1.5-inches (38mm) tall x 3.5-inches (89mm) in diameter.

Standard configuration is Low Loss RF-195 cable with SMA Plug (Male).

The SMD Antenna will stand up to harsh environments. It has a water ingress rating of IPx7 and has been tested to and passed Industry and Military shock and vibration standards.

Many of the newest wireless networks, are moving towards greater use of MIMO (Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output) systems and MIMO Antennas.

MIMO systems, also known as spatial multiplexing, transmit different data on different antenna elements. The net result is greater data throughput and improved bandwidth efficiency.

Mobile Mark's new MIMO Mobile Antenna provides two or three cable feeds, each with identical frequency coverage. Separate antenna elements are housed within a compact rugged radome.

Each element is fed by a different cable; each cable covers the entire bandwidth specified.

This Low Profile Surface Mount Antenna is housed in a rugged, UV Resistant, ASA radome that measures 1.5-inches (38mm) tall x 3.5-inches (89mm) in diameter.

Standard configuration is Low Loss RF-195 cable with SMA Plug (Male).

The SMD Antenna will stand up to harsh environments. It has a water ingress rating of IPx7 and has been tested to and passed Industry and Military shock and vibration standards.