Arcadian Blog — Laird
Best External Antennas for Laird's Sentrius RG191: 915 MHz LoRaWAN Gateway
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The RG191 (US part # 450-0191) is an IP67 rated, 915 MHz LoRa WAN Gateway manufactured by Laird (formerly LSR / LS Research.) This LoRa gateway is typically used in smart metering, remote sensing, Industrial automation, monitoring and M2M / IoT. |
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Antenna & NMO Mounts for Uniden / Bearcat 800 Mhz Police Scanners
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What antenna do we recommend for 800 MHz Uniden / Bearcat Police Scanners? First of all, let’s define what the 800 MHz police scanner band really is. |
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What is the Best Antenna for GMRS Radios for Off-roading?
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What is the best antenna for off-road vehicles (jeeps, UTV’s, dune buggies) using GMRS, or General Mobile Radio Service? The GMRS frequency ranges between 462-467 MHz and is excellent for off-roaders looking to stay in touch out on the trails. |
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How to Install PLC1669 Yagi Antenna for MOTUS Wildlife Tracking System
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We would like to re-blog a post from sensorgnome.org, who provided a fantastic guide for the PLC1669 Yagi Antenna when used for migratory bird tracking with MOTUS systems. |
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Mounting Patterns & Suggested Brackets for 10x10 inch RFID Antennas (S9028PCL/PCR, S8658PL/PR & S9028PCLJ/PCRJ, S8658PLJ/PRJ)
Posted by Michael Crudele on
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We get this question often…what is the spacing of the ¼-20 mounting studs on the 10x10 inch RFID antennas? This family of antennas includes both FCC & ETSI models, and mounting plates with TWO or FOUR mounting studs. |
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What is the Difference Between a 5x5 and 10x10 RFID Antenna?
Posted by Michael Crudele on
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Another way of asking this question is about the difference between the S9028PCL96RTN and S9025PRNF UHF RFID antennas. To answer this question, the difference boils down to the relationship between an antenna's gain and beamwidth. |
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