L2 1227.60MHz GPS Screw Mount Cabinet Antenna

It sounds like you're looking for a GPS antenna with a screw mount for use with a cabinet or a similar setup. These types of antennas are often used in applications where a stable, secure mount is necessary. Here’s a general overview of what you might need to consider:

1. Mounting Type: Screw mounts are designed for a secure installation. Check the type and size of screws or mounting hardware required. Some antennas come with mounting kits or templates.

2. Antenna Type: Ensure the antenna is designed for GPS frequencies (typically around 1.575 GHz for GPS). There are various types, including passive and active antennas. Active antennas have built-in amplifiers, which can boost the signal but may need a power supply.

3. Connector Type: GPS antennas often come with different types of connectors like SMA, BNC, or TNC. Make sure the connector type matches your device or that you have the appropriate adapter.

4. Cable Length: If the antenna is being mounted in a cabinet or other enclosure, ensure the cable length is adequate for your setup. Some antennas come with long cables, but you may need an extension if the mounting location is far from your equipment.

5. Frequency Range: Double-check the frequency range of the antenna to ensure it covers the GPS signal frequencies. Most GPS antennas are designed to work in the specific frequency bands used by GPS signals.

6. Placement: For optimal performance, the antenna should have a clear view of the sky to receive GPS signals effectively. If it's mounted inside a metal cabinet, consider how this might affect signal reception.

If you need specific recommendations or assistance with purchasing, providing details like the intended use, connector type, or any particular requirements will help in narrowing down the options.