GPS Re-radiating Antenna SANAV RK-104
The GPS re-radiation antenna re-radiates GPS signals received outdoors into the indoors in real time.
Features - GPS L1 band signal (1575.42MHz +/-1.023MHz) re-radiation system - Outdoor GPS antenna with IP66 dust and water resistance - Re-radiation distance of 10m - Cable length of 40m - Operating temperature -30 to 85℃
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Specifications ■Physical Configuration - Dimensions: GPS Antenna Diameter 114.3mm x Height 73.66mm Re-radiation Antenna 37mm(L) x 35mm(W) x 71mm(H) - Cable Length: 40m RG-58 A/U - Cable Connectors: Antenna side TNC Jack, Re-radiation Antenna side SMA Jack - Weight: GPS Antenna 250g, Re-radiation Antenna 210g ■Performance - Frequency: L1 frequency, 1575.42MHz +/-1.023MHz - Re-radiation Distance: 10m ■Electrical Specifications - Power Supply: AC Adapter 100–240V AC 7.5V DC - Power Consumption: 48mA (+/- 5%) @ 7.5V DC ■Environmental Conditions - Operating Temperature: -30 to +85 ℃ - Storage Temperature: -40 to +90 ℃ ■Package Contents - Outdoor GPS Antenna - Indoor Re-radiation Antenna - Cable - AC Adapter - Indoor Antenna Mounting Screws
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Model number/Brand name
SANAV RK-104
Applications/Examples of results
Indoor GPS applications for buildings, underground parking lots, etc.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| RK-104 | GPS 10m Re-radiating Antenna |
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