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This document provides information about the Powerwave 8230.40 Triple Band RET, including its electrical and mechanical specifications. It can be purchased from Launch 3 Telecom, which offers same day shipping, warranty, and additional services like repairs. The Powerwave RET system allows remote control of tower-mounted telecommunication equipment through a master control unit and antenna line devices.
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This document provides information about the Powerwave 7750.00 dual broadband cross polarized antenna, including its specifications, features, purchasing information, and warranty. Key details include:
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- It can be purchased through Launch 3 Telecom which provides same-day shipping and customer support.
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The document provides information about the Andrew CELLMAX-D-CPUSE directional indoor antenna, including how to purchase it, specifications, warranty, and related services from the seller Launch 3 Telecom. Key details are the antenna's operating frequency range of 698-2700 MHz, gain of 5.0-8.0 dBi, indoor/directional use, and availability from Launch 3 Telecom with payment and shipping options listed.
Powerwave 5755.00
This document provides product details and purchasing information for the Powerwave 5755.00 dual broadband cross polarized antenna. Key details include:
- The antenna operates in the frequency bands of 824-960 MHz and 1710-2170 MHz with gains between 16.6-17.8 dBi.
- It has a horizontal beam width of 65 degrees and can be electrically tilted from 2-8 degrees.
- Launch 3 Telecom is a reseller and provider of repair and installation services for the antenna and other telecom equipment. They offer payment options, same day shipping, and warranties.
Andrew CELLMAX-D-CPUSEI
The document provides information about the Andrew CELLMAX-D-CPUSEI directional indoor antenna, including how to purchase it, specifications, warranty, and repair services available from Launch 3 Telecom. The antenna operates within 698-2700 MHz, has a gain of 5.0-8.0 dBi depending on frequency band, and includes mounting hardware and a 19.7 inch pigtail cable. Launch 3 Telecom offers same-day shipping for orders placed before 3PM EST.
Andrew HBX-9016DS-VTM
This document provides information about the Andrew HBX-9016DS-VTM dual-polarization antenna. It lists specifications such as operating frequency range of 1710-2180 MHz, horizontal beamwidth of 90 degrees, maximum gain of 16 dBd, and compatibility with remote electrical tilt systems. Contact and purchasing information is provided for the antenna, and additional services from the distributor like repairs, maintenance contracts, and installations are described.
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This document provides information about the Powerwave 8220.10 RET-Motor, including how to purchase it, payment options, shipping details, warranty information, and technical specifications. It can be purchased from Launch 3 Telecom for use in cell sites to remotely control the tilt of tower-mounted antennas. The document provides contact information for purchasing, questions, and repair services.
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This document provides product information and purchasing details for the Powerwave 7455.00 Flush Wall/Pole Hose Clamp. Key details include:
- The clamp is used for mounting Powerwave antennas shorter than 1.5 meters to walls or poles.
- It has a weight of 0.4/0.9 lbs and is made of galvanized steel and stainless screws/nuts.
- Customers can purchase the clamp by phone, email or online form and pay by credit card, PayPal or purchase order. Same day shipping is available.
Powerwave 8212.40
This document provides information about the Powerwave 8212.40 remote electrical tilt antenna, including its specifications, warranty, and purchase options through Launch 3 Telecom. Key details include that it is a single band RET unit for multiband antennas that controls antenna tilt electrically from 10-30VDC and has an accuracy of +/-0.8mm. It also notes that Launch 3 Telecom provides repair services and asset recovery for telecom equipment.
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This document provides information about the Powerwave 7020.00 Dual Band RET Remote Electrical Tilt, including its specifications, warranty, and how to purchase it from Launch 3 Telecom. Launch 3 Telecom sells telecom hardware and parts, offers same-day shipping for orders placed by 3PM, and provides services like repairs, maintenance contracts, and de-installation. The Powerwave 7020.00 is a remote electrical tilt motor that operates between -40 to 65 degrees Celsius and has a weight of 1kg.
Powerwave 7020.10
This document provides information about the Powerwave 7020.10 Remote Electrical Tilt, including how to purchase it, specifications, warranty, and services offered by the seller Launch 3 Telecom. Launch 3 Telecom sells the Powerwave 7020.10 and offers same day shipping. They accept various payment methods and provide customer support.
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This document provides information on several companies that offer infrastructure, network, and value-added services solutions. It includes profiles for AMOS-Spacecom, Cellex Networks, Comarcom Ltd., Comigo, Craze Digital, and cVidya Networks. Each company profile includes key details such as categories of solutions offered, challenges addressed, offerings, differentiators, and benefits for clients.Powerwave 8110.40
This document provides information about the Powerwave 8110.40 single band remote electrical tilt (RET) including its specifications, warranty, and services provided by Launch 3 Telecom for equipment installation, repair, and logistics. Launch 3 Telecom sells the Powerwave 8110.40 and offers same day shipping as well as customer support. The Powerwave 8110.40 RET works within the Powerwave RET system to remotely control the tilt of tower-mounted telecommunication equipment.
Powerwave 7458.00A
The document provides information about the Powerwave 7458.00A large pole mounting adapter. It can be used to mount Powerwave antennas that are shorter than 1.5 meters to a pole. It weighs 9.5 kg. The document includes contact information for purchasing, product specifications, mechanical drawings, and testing standards for the mounting adapter.
RadioWaves SEC-55D-90-16
This document provides information about purchasing a RadioWaves SEC-55D-90-16 90 degree sector antenna from Launch 3 Telecom. It describes the product as a 5.25-5.85 GHz antenna with horizontal and vertical polarization and 16 dBi gain. It lists Launch 3 Telecom's contact information for purchasing, describes same day shipping and order tracking options, and provides details on the warranty and additional services offered like repairs.
Powerwave 7740.00
This document provides information about purchasing a Powerwave 7740.00 radio unit from Launch 3 Telecom. It describes the product, including its frequency range and beam width. It outlines the purchasing options including phone, email, or online request form. It details the payment methods, same-day shipping and tracking options, warranty, and additional repair and installation services available from Launch 3 Telecom.
Powerwave 7745.00A
The document provides product details and purchasing information for the Powerwave 7745.00A high broadband cross polarized antenna. Key details include its frequency band of 1710-2170 MHz, horizontal beam width of 90 degrees, gain of 17.9/15.8 dBi/dBd, and dimensions of 1934x167x89.5 mm. Launch 3 Telecom is listed as the supplier and provides information on payment options, same day shipping, and warranty.
Powerwave 8110.10
The document provides product information for the Powerwave 8110.10 single band remote electrical tilt (RET) module. It includes specifications for the electrical, mechanical, and RET system. Key details are the standard of AISG1.1, operating temperature range of -40 to +65C, weight of 1kg, and accuracy of rod positioning of less than +/- 0.8mm. It is part of Powerwave's RET system that allows remote control of tower equipment through a master control unit connected to antenna line devices.
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