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The ASPSD917TGPS dual-system antenna combines GPS and cellular frequencies in a single antenna to give users two-way communication capabilities. It features elevated feed point technology, which was used in the first cellular mobile antennas. An Omni-Loc swivel allows for up to 25 degrees vertical angle adjustment, and an ultrasonic seal protects against rain and ice. The antenna operates at 824 to 894 MHz for cellular and 1575.42 MHz for GPS. The antenna whip is made from 17-7 stainless steel with a Dura-Coat finish. Allen Telecom Systems/Antenna Specialists Division

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These wall-mount relay racks are designed for mounting a variety of data or telecommunications components. The racks are available in depths of 12 and 18 in. and in heights ranging from 1.5 to 6 ft. high. The all-steel racks featurea self-squaring design and are finished with black powder coating. Rack screws are included. Prices begin at $151. DataTel Corp.

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The 100W1000A all solid-state amplifier delivers a minimum of 100 W of continuous wave power over a frequency ranging from 1 to 1000 MHz. It has been enhanced with a digital front panel and integrated IEEE-488 bus and offers more test control options accessible from front panel menus or remote locations. The minimum linear output power is measured at the 1 dB gain compression point and is 75 W over the same bandwidth. Forward and reflected power up to 150 W is displayed from the front panel. The amplifier will operate into any magnitude and phase of source and load impedance. Wide instantaneous bandwidth address RF susceptibility testing, antenna and component testing and watt-meter calibration. Amplifier Research

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The FCD-10B clip-on coupling device works as an accessory to the VCS-20A fiber optic talk set to establish full-duplex communication anywhere on a network. It also can be used with power meter/loss test sets for 2 kHz tone detection. The FCD-10B works on a flat surface or in the operator's hand. The device features an extended wide area base with groove lines for fiber positioning, radial movement, a controlled damping mechanism and a protective stop for self-controlled clipping. EXFO E.O. Engineering Inc.

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The Maxi-Heat portable heater/generator delivers high-volume, fume-free heat as it draws in and heats outside air. Burner units are enclosed and combustion gases are exhausted away from the machine. The enclosed indirect fired twin heater units are rated at a total output of 1 million BTU per hour at a maximum of 5600 cfm with as much as a 180 F temperature rise. Options include flexible ducting, a quartz light tower and a lockable tool box. Allmand Bros. Inc.

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This enhanced selection of in-line single wavelength fiber optic attenuators are designed to allow fiber optic connector ferrules to maintain physical contact with the attenuator's components. The attenuators can be inserted in an in-line configuration and are compatible with SC, ST, D-4, FC or APC fiber optic connectors. They feature a non-air gap design and are stable in the 1310 nm wavelength range. Attenuation values from 3 to 20 dB are available in 1.5 dB increments for SC, ST and FC types. Attenuation values from 5 to 15 dB are available in 5 dB increments for D4 type. Siecor Corp.

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These three microwave frequency counters combine wide frequency range with multi-measurement capability. They cover the 10 Hz to 40 GHz frequency range and are designed to measure pulse and continuous wave signals. The frequency counters feature high-speed samplers, ASIC technology and analog display functions. Pulse signal analysis is provided by pulse width and pulse period measurements. The devices allow upper and lower frequency limits to be entered for go/no-go testing. Anritsu Co.

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The Hunt 7000 stand-alone ATM network termination unit allows public ATM network carriers and end users to control and supervise networks end-to-end. It provides gateway function and border control between public ATM services and the local ATM network. The Hunt 7000 provides ATM port redundancy, ATM link redundancy and hot-swappable line interface modules. HyNEX

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Call Center PM is a turnkey call center and IVR performance monitoring and surveillance system. It periodically calls into the call center or IVR system and uses it like a real customer. Slow system response time and intermittent problems are also identified and logged into the system's SQL database. Pricing for complete systems starts at $27,500. Hammer Technologies

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These 1 x 2 and 2 x 2 couplers are designed to combine and separate light at discrete coupling ratios. The bidirectional couplers operate at either 1310 or 1550 nm with low excess loss. Operating wavelengths may be up to 20 nm apart. The devices are available with seven coupling ratios that range from 50-to-50 to 1-to-99. They provide low insertion loss and high directivity. Applied Fiber Optics

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This portable version of the Abacus bulk call simulator is housed in a tower PC-style case, is compatible with the rack-mounted version and uses the same plug-ins. It is designed for use with a laptop computer for automated testing and statistical analysis on PBX, CO, cellular network and voice mail systems. The simulator features Windows-based commands that allow selection of analog, ISDN, T-1/E-1or GR-303 interfaces. The system has six slots to accommodate a variety of these interfaces. Users can customize routines to generate, confirm and evaluate calling patterns. Zarak Systems Corp.

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