Yagi Directional Antennas
Yagi
antennas focus the transmit and receive power in a single direction.
They are best used for fixed locations such as homes, offices,
farms and remote locations trying to reach far away cell sites.
They should be mounted as high as possible on a tubing or pipe
such as used for outdoor TV antennas. For best results, consider
installations that make the cable as short as possible. More
information about Yagi Cell Phone Antenna.
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Installing
Yagi Antennas
Yagi antennas can be a challenge to install. They must be mounted
on a mast, parallel to the ground and pointing at the nearest
cell tower of your service provider. If you don't feel you have
the technical skills to take on such a challenge, you might consider
trying an omni directional magnetic mount antenna such as our
5db gain single band
or 3db gain dual band antennas
first. They may provide you with the needed increase in reception
with much easier installation. In most cases, these omni directional
antennas can outperform the Yagi antenna because of their higher
radiation pattern and shorter cable length. More
information about Yagi Antennas.

Wilson Electronics Yagi
Antennas
Single band 800MHz (806-894MHz)
Cellular Yagi Antenna 13 dBi gain
Single band 1900MHz (1850-1990MHz) PCS Yagi Antenna
13 dBi gain
10db
800MHz Range Yagi - 33FT
$99.95
Made using the latest computer assisted design and testing.
Fine tuned for high gain and excellent bandwidth. Use for remote
& rural locations.
- 8 Element, 806-894MHz Freq. (AMPS
Analog and Digital Cellular)
- 10dbd (12dbi) forward gain
- F/B Ration >20db
- 35 degrees E Plane Beamwidth
- 40degrees H Plane Beamwidth
- SWR 1,9:1 or less
- 125mph Wind Survival
- 35 inches Boom Length
- Longest Element - 7inches
- Comes with U bolt mount.
- 33 ft. of RG-8X ultra low loss
cable
Yagi with
TNC Male connector. 
Adapters
to convert TNC to FME or Mini-UHF are available.
10db
800MHz Range Yagi
- 50FT
$114.95
Same Yagi as above but with 50ft of RG-8X ultra low loss cable
and TNC Male connector.
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