TRA806/17103P – Laird Phantom Low Profile Multi-Band Cellular/PCS/iDEN/More Antenna (White) with Patented Field Diversity

The TRA806/17103P multi-band Laird Phantom replaces the TRA821/18503P dual-band Laird Phantom. The multi-band Phantom covers all the frequencies of the dual-band Phantom and more.

The original patented Phantom Field Diversity low profile antenna sets industry standard that can not be duplicated.

The permanent mount Original Phantom low profile antenna is designed to be permanently mounted through a relatively thin metal surface. Surface must be metal in order to provide ground plane. The threaded connector on the underside of the antenna is N/Female. In order to connect to a phone or other device you will need cabling and the appropriate phone adapter cable. The 20′ Yagi cable can connect between the Phantom antenna and phone adapter cable. Other lengths are available upon request.

Features:

• Operates simultaneously on 7 bands (AMPS/Cellular, IDEN, GSM, GPS, DCS, PCS, UMTS, ISM/WiFi)
• Compatible with all US Cellular and PCS providers, supports overseas frequencies as well
• Permanent mount, perfect for metal enclosures, etc
• Metal ground plane required
• Patented Field Diversity US Patent Numbers 45,977,931 and 6,292,156
• Patented PC Board radiator
• Phantom patented true field diversity design ensures uninterrupted transmissions in urban canyons and rural drop off areas – counteracts signal fading in reflective or mobile environments
• 3dB MEG gain outperforms a 3dB whip in many applications
• Solid construction: ABS material is injection molded directly around the solid brass insert and all silver soldered joints
• Specified by public safety, military, utility and transportation providers and installed on Apache, Black Hawk and Chinook helicopters and Humvee and Bradley military vehicles around the world.

Requires:

• Phone Adapter Cable:  Antenna (mount) requires a phone adapter cable in order to connect to your cell phone
• Cabling

Documents:

• What is Phantom Field Diversity technology and what does 3dBMEG mean? (PDF)