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Appendix A: Planning Your Wireless Link
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 AWE 120-24 Installation & Configuration Guide
Selecting Antennas
There are several factors to consider when selecting the right antenna for a wireless application. The 
following are some initial questions you should ask before selecting an antenna.
What is the operating frequency range?
Will this be a point-to-point or point-to-multipoint application? Ensure that you consider if the 
application will change in the future?
What are the coverage requirements?
What is the gain requirement?
What is the elevation of the remote site(s) with respect to the base station and will additional 
downtilt/uptilt be necessary at either the base or remote site to compensate?
Will there be any obstructions in the path?
Will systems be co-located? What polarity will be used?
What are the regional environmental conditions? For example, is there windloading, salt air, excessive 
moisture, ice buildup etc.?
What is the antenna lifetime expectation?
What are the site and mounting options?
What are the restrictions in the locale regarding the effective radiated power permitted from the 
antenna?
Will antenna appearance be a factor?
Wi-LAN’s Antenna Selection
Antennas should be selected from the following list of Wi-LAN approved antennas.
Antenna Description
Number
Gain (dBi)
Rubber Duck
1200-010X 
X
MobileMark Omni
1200-0209
3
MobileMark Omni
1200-0203
6
MobileMark Omni
1200-0204
9
MobileMark Omni
1200-0206
12
 Tiltek Omni (Vertical Polarization)
1200-0211
10
Tiltek Directional
1200-0310
19
Tiltek Directional
1200-0311
21
Tiltek Directional
1200-0312
24.5
Tiltek Directional
1200-0313
27
Tiltek Planar
1200-0314
17