The RD-3G26 RocketDish AirMax 2x2 PtP Bridge Dish Antenna from Ubiquiti Networks features a gain of 26 dBi that helps create a Point-to-Point (PtP) bridge for networking applications when paired with an optional Rocket M BaseStation. It delivers dual-polarity performance and operates in the 3 GHz frequency, which works well for most Wi-Fi devices. Furthermore, it comes with a shroud, Rocket mount, and pole-mounting support.

3 GHz Operating Frequency    26 dBi Gain    Built-In Rocket Mount    Protective Shroud    For Outdoor Use    Compatible with Rocket M BaseStation

Robust mechanical design for outdoor application use

Plug-and-Play: Built-in Rocket mount so no tools are needed to install the Rocket BaseStation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this hold a Broncolor Para 133 or 177?

A: The Cambo RD-1205 Redwing Boom Arm for Light Fixtures is not recommended for use with the Broncolor Para 133 or 177.

Q: 2. There is conflicting information in this listing. Are the radios actually included?

A: Yes. Te three radios are included.

Q: 3. I am looking at the Meopta optika 5 and the meosport for a 308 hunting rifle, what would be a better, brighter, clearer scope?

A: In a 3-15X50 scope the Meopta would be the brightest at the lowest cost.

Q: 4. Is this with the lighted reticle red dot?

A: Yes, the Meopta R Riflescope 3-15x50 RD SFP has an illuminated red dot reticle.

Q: 5. Is this listing for 2 pack of rocket dish?

A: Yes, this would be a 2 pack

Q: 6. do you have in stock?

A: The Ubiquiti AF-5G23-S45 Antenna is a special order item, and not one that we stock. At the time of this post, we estimate that new orders will ship 3-7 business days after they are shipped.

Q: 7. Does this come in black?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks Quad-Radio 802.11ac Wave 2 Access Point with Dedicated Security & Beamforming Antenna (White) is not currently available in black.

Q: 8. Hello do you get two dish antenna ? And can i use both of them to bridge two buildings ?

A: No, unfortunately this would be a single unit. Other hardware would be required to bridge the two points together.

Q: 9. I'm trying to pick up a Wi-Fi signal between 3 and 4 miles away. The city I live and send off a signal for customers in town and I am obviously out of town wondering if this would work

A: You would not be able to use the RocketDish to pickup a standard WiFi signal. You would need one to send, and another to receive.

Q: 10. Do I need to purchase 4 of these antennas for my 400s system? 2 for the transmitter and 2 for the receiver, or, only 2 for the transmitter? Thanks

A: When using the Hollyland Mushroom Antenna using two for the Transmitter would be enough.