The Antenna is a device designed to receive radio signals from GPS satellites to determine their position and provide navigation information. Inside the antenna, there is a receiver that amplifies and filters the signals received by the metal plate. The receiver also converts the signals from radio frequency to a digital format. It is designed to withstand both hot and cold temperature extremes. The size and shape of the antenna, the materials used, and the placement of the antenna all play a role in determining its efficiency and effectiveness in transmitting and receiving signals. Provided with a protective sleeve.

Applications:
The Antenna is used to provide point-to-point long-distance communication.