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The Digital Antenna 468-YB is an outdoor directional Yagi antenna rated for 650–830 MHz with 6 dB gain. It includes pole-mount hardware and an N-female connector on a short pigtail.
Extension coax and pole/mast are sold separately. Match the operating frequencies and connector to your equipment, and aim the antenna toward the desired signal source.
The Digital Antenna 468-YB is a directional antenna rated for 650–830 MHz with manufacturer-stated 6 dB gain. It is intended for compatible fixed radio, cellular and telemetry installations where the desired signal source is in a known direction.
Match both the transmit and receive frequencies of your equipment to the antenna’s documented range. A 700 MHz label does not establish compatibility with every LTE or 5G band, carrier or device. The published range does not cover the full 600 MHz Band 71/n71 downlink; confirm any proposed use outside 650–830 MHz with the manufacturer.
Connect to compatible equipment with an appropriate external antenna port. This passive antenna does not amplify a signal, and a generic phone adapter does not make it compatible with every smartphone.
Aim the antenna toward the desired signal source, then adjust its direction while checking your equipment’s signal-quality readings. Follow the equipment and mounting instructions for antenna orientation, mounting and outdoor cable protection. Reception depends on placement, obstructions, cable losses and the radio environment.
Choose an extension assembly with an N-male connector at the antenna end and the correct connector for your radio, router or compatible booster. Use the shortest practical run and select a cable grade with suitable loss at your operating frequency. Cable attenuation varies with frequency and cable type.
Contact WPS Antennas for a custom cable assembly. Provide your equipment model, operating frequencies, required length and equipment-side connector.