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Base Station Antennas

Radio Waves announces the availability of new Pro-Vider series base station antennas. The Pro-Vider series of antennas are designed for cost-sensitive applications where performance and reliability are required. These 60 and 90-degree sectors offer an exceptional value for point-to-multipoint systems in the ISM band of 2.4 - 2.5 GHz. With Radio Waves' proven quality and performance, coupled with customer-responsive deliveries, the Pro-Vider series provides Wireless Internet Service Providers a superior, cost effective choice for their base station antennas.

Eight models are available in both vertical and horizontal polarization, with a choice of low or high gain. The addition of the Pro-Vider series supplements Radio Waves' already extensive product offering in the ISM, MMDS, 3.5 GHz, and UNII bands.

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Radio Waves announces the availability of new Pro-Vider series base station antennas. The Pro-Vider series of antennas are designed for cost-sensitive applications where performance and reliability are required. These 60 and 90-degree sectors offer an exceptional value for point-to-multipoint systems in the ISM band of 2....
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