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Communications News, August, 2003
The PAWDA58-29 parabolic dish antenna features 29-dbm gain and operates in the 5.725-GHz to 5.850-GHz industrial, scientific and medical band. The system is designed for point-to-point wireless data links, 802.11a wireless systems, building-to-building high-speed data links and long-distance backhaul data links. The 25.5"-in diameter antenna is rugged, lightweight and waterproof--engineered for extreme environments and long life. Additional features include 50-ohm impedance, VSWR of 1.5:1, 6-degree 3-dbm beam angle, and either vertical or horizontal polarization.--Pacific Wireless
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