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Astron Wireless Technologies Inc.

Antenna

Astron’s 700 MHz directional antenna comes with an ever-sealed balanced feed system, ¾ inch boom materials, mounting hardware and a one-hook pigtail for easy installation. The antenna is available in omnidirectional and Yagi models. Omnis are offered in Unity and 3dBd gain models, and directional antennas are available in a variety of gain applications from 7 to 12 dB. The 700 MHz Yagi is available with any required amount of coaxial length for easy installation.


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