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Home > Marine Electronics and Navigation > ANTENNAS > Shakespeare 5237-XT 8' Cellular Antenna

Shakespeare Galaxy 5237-XT
8' Dual Band Cellular 3dB Gain
800/900 MHz and 1900 MHz Cellular

This antenna covers digital, analog and PCS cell phone bands in an eight-foot radome that coordinates with other Shakespeare Galaxy antennas. Electrical connections are hand soldered for reliability. A brass choking sleeve eliminates pattern distortion due to cable radiation. Use one of Shakespeares CPA Series adapters (sold separately) to connect your portable cell phone.

• Brass and copper elements to maximize range
  
• Stainless steel ferrule w/ standard 1"-14 thread
  
• Includes 25' of Shakespeare exclusive Lo-Max® low-loss cable and a "TNC" connector
  
• Suggested mount: Shakespeare Style 4187 Ratchet Mount
  
• Shakespeare Limited Warranty: 5 years

All Galaxy® Dual Band Cellular antennas feature Shakespeares exclusive Lo-Max® Cable. This flexible, UV stable coax provides low-loss characteristics near that of larger RG-8 A/U and RG-213, but without the extra bulk and rigidity.

Technical Specifications:

Frequency:	Dual Band 800-890 MHz and 1800-1900 MHz
Bandwidth:	96 MHz within 2.0:1 VSWR (analog band)
	140 MHz within 2.0:1 VSWR at (digital band)
SWR:	nominally less than 1.5:1 at 852.65 MHz;
	nominally less than 1.5:1 at 1918.7 MHz
Gain:	3 dB
Height (feet):	8